Mathematical Morphology Based Moving Object Detection Algorithm under Complicated Background

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In many applications of modern world, moving object detection is an important work. Especially, the detection of moving object under complicated background has more difficult. On the basis of introduction of conventional detection methods such as temporal difference detection (TDD) and background subtraction detection, the paper proposes a new mathematical morphology based moving object detection algorithm in view of complicated background. The proposed algorithm utilizes the opening and closing operations to process the temporal differenced image. Then, it compares the processed image with the background differenced image. The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm can be able to detect the moving object effectively under complicatedly external environment and has a higher detection precision in contrast with the conventional temporal detection method..

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DOI: 10.1007/b117970

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