Classifiers Combination for Improved Motion Segmentation
Classifiers Combination for Improved Motion Segmentation
Abstract. Multiple classifiers have shown capability to improve performance in pattern recognition. This process can improve the overall accuracy of the system by using an optimal decision criteria. In this paper we propose an approach using a weighted benevolent fusion strategy to combine two state of the art pixel based motion classifiers. Tests on outdoor and indoor sequences confirm the efficacy of this approach. The new algorithm can successfully identify and remove shadows and highlights with improved moving-object segmentation. A process to optimise shadow removal is introduced to remove shadows and distinguish them from motion pixels. A particular advantage of our evaluation is that it is the first approach that compares foreground/background labelling with results obtained from ground truth labelling.
Motion estimation, Background Subtraction, Fusing Classifiers
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Al-Mazeed, A. H.
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Nixon, M. S.
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Gunn, S. R.
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Campilho, A.
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Kamel, M.
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Al-Mazeed, A. H.
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Nixon, M. S.
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Gunn, S. R.
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Campilho, A.
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Kamel, M.
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Al-Mazeed, A. H., Nixon, M. S. and Gunn, S. R.
(2004)
Classifiers Combination for Improved Motion Segmentation.
Campilho, A. and Kamel, M.
(eds.)
International Conference on Image Analysis and Recognition, Porto, Portugal.
29 Sep - 01 Oct 2004.
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Abstract. Multiple classifiers have shown capability to improve performance in pattern recognition. This process can improve the overall accuracy of the system by using an optimal decision criteria. In this paper we propose an approach using a weighted benevolent fusion strategy to combine two state of the art pixel based motion classifiers. Tests on outdoor and indoor sequences confirm the efficacy of this approach. The new algorithm can successfully identify and remove shadows and highlights with improved moving-object segmentation. A process to optimise shadow removal is introduced to remove shadows and distinguish them from motion pixels. A particular advantage of our evaluation is that it is the first approach that compares foreground/background labelling with results obtained from ground truth labelling.
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Published date: 2004
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Lecture Notes in Computer Science Event Dates: September 29 - October 1, 2004
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International Conference on Image Analysis and Recognition, Porto, Portugal, 2004-09-29 - 2004-10-01
Keywords:
Motion estimation, Background Subtraction, Fusing Classifiers
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Electronic & Software Systems, Southampton Wireless Group
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/260073
ISBN: 3-540-23240-0
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A. H. Al-Mazeed
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S. R. Gunn
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A. Campilho
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M. Kamel
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