A Novel Approach to Video Detection for Background Updating and Target Tracking

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A novel approach to video detection, synchronous detection lines method, is firstly proposed in this paper. It is actually a way to divide the pixel sets of the video images. Then, an algorithm of three-layer probability model based on synchronous detection lines is presented to solve the problems of background updating and target tracking. The results of a practical system show that this approach has better effect to solve the problems of background updating and target tracking.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 179-180)

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1282-1287

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January 2011

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