Title :
An intelligent video surveillance system for fall and anesthesia detection for elderly and patients
Author :
Rajabi, Hamid ; Nahvi, Manoochehr
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electr. Eng., Univ. of Guilan, Rasht, Iran
Abstract :
Abnormal activities detection is a major challenge to health care services, caregivers and families. Since some of these activities such as fall and anesthesia can be dangerous to health, we need to identify them with a good accuracy and speed. The detection of falling is categorized into three types consist of sensors and wearable devices, machine vision based and finally hybrid methods which are based on both sensors and machine vision approaches. We propose an automated vision based approach that detects moving objects in a given area using Gaussian Mixture Models (GMM) and filtering. Then, the system extracts some features from image of moving objects, processes changing them in consecutive key frames and triggers an alarm when a serious incident occurs to prevent possible future injuries. This real-time method synchronously detects fall and anesthesia using posture analysis with new fusion of features. Also, we propose an occlusion and overlapping handling mechanism in our system. According to experimental results, accuracy of fall detection and anesthesia identification are 93.59 and 86.11 percent respectively.
Keywords :
Gaussian processes; computer vision; feature extraction; geriatrics; health care; image filtering; image fusion; image motion analysis; injuries; mixture models; object detection; patient monitoring; video surveillance; GMM; Gaussian mixture models; abnormal activity detection; anesthesia detection; anesthesia identification; automated vision based approach; caregiving; elderly; fall detection; feature extraction; feature fusion; filtering; health care services; hybrid method; injury prevention; intelligent video surveillance system; machine vision; moving object detection; occlusion handling mechanism; overlapping handling mechanism; patients; posture analysis; sensors; serious incident; wearable devices; Accuracy; Anesthesia; Artificial intelligence; Cameras; Feature extraction; Injuries; Senior citizens; Anesthesia Identification; Fall Detection; Intelligent Video Surveillance; Machine Vision;
Conference_Titel :
Pattern Recognition and Image Analysis (IPRIA), 2015 2nd International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Rasht
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4799-8444-2
DOI :
10.1109/PRIA.2015.7161644