Title :
Pyramid contextual constrained ICA based foreground detection for indoor surveillance
Author_Institution :
China Acad. of Transp. Sci., Beijing, China
Abstract :
Foreground detection, which directly affects the performance of the following target tracking, object recognition and behavior analysis process, is very important for video surveillance. Recently, Independent Component Analysis (ICA) based foreground detection strategies have been proposed. However, the matter of uneven change of illumination is not well handled in the existing methods. In this paper, we propose a simple and efficient spatial pyramid strategy based on ICA, which is robust to uneven illumination changes. Concretely, we partition the video frames into suitable number of subregions and apply Contextual Constrained Independent Component Analysis technique inside each subregion. Two set of video frames involving room lights turn on/off and room door open/closed are selected in the training and test process. The experiment results demonstrate the improvement of our strategy compared with the temporal differencing, basic ICA model and the Contextual Constrained Independent Component Analysis strategy.
Keywords :
independent component analysis; indoor environment; lighting; object detection; object recognition; target tracking; video surveillance; behavior analysis process; contextual constrained independent component analysis technique; foreground detection strategy; indoor surveillance; object recognition; pyramid contextual constrained ICA; spatial pyramid strategy; target tracking; uneven illumination change; video frame partitioning; video surveillance; Computational modeling; Context modeling; Independent component analysis; Lighting; Surveillance; Training; Vectors; foreground detection; spatial pyramid strategy; uneven illumination changes; video surveillance;
Conference_Titel :
Image and Signal Processing (CISP), 2012 5th International Congress on
Conference_Location :
Chongqing
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-0965-3
DOI :
10.1109/CISP.2012.6469952