An Mixed Method Based on Video Sequences of Moving Object Detection

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Aiming at detecting the moving targeting from video sequence, this paper proposes a mixed algorithm in video sequence based on the motion target detection. Combining the median filtering background modeling and the improved TemporalDifference method (MFTD) to detect the object which also use the self-adaptive threshold segmentation method to optimize moving object extraction, and at the same time, we introduce the gaussian filter and morphological filter to eliminate noise and improve the effect of moving region extraction. In practical engineering, the MFTD algorithm can extract the moving object regions accurately and effectively.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 760-762)

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2052-2055

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September 2013

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