Method for determining a noteworthy sub-sequence of a monitoring image sequence
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsChristian Neumann, Christian Stresing, Gregor Blott, Masato Takami
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsChristian Neumann, Christian Stresing, Gregor Blott, Masato Takami
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A method for determining a noteworthy sub-sequence of a monitoring image sequence of a monitoring area. The method includes: providing an audio signal from the monitoring area, at least partially including a time period of the monitoring image sequence; providing the monitoring image sequence of the environment to be monitored, which has been generated by an imaging system; determining at least one segment of the audio signal from the provided audio signal, which has unusual noises; determining at least one segment of the monitoring image sequence having unusual movements within the environment to be monitored; determining a correlation between the at least one segment of the audio signal having unusual noises and the at least one segment of the monitoring image sequence with unusual movements in order to determine a noteworthy sub-sequence of the monitoring image sequence.
A method for determining a noteworthy sub-sequence of a monitoring image sequence of a monitoring area of a monitored environment that has been generated by an imaging system, comprising the following steps:
A monitoring device configured to determine a noteworthy sub-sequence of a monitoring image sequence of a monitoring area of a monitored environment that has been generated by an imaging system, the monitoring device configured to:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium on which is stored a computer program including instructions for determining a noteworthy sub-sequence of a monitoring image sequence of a monitoring area of a monitored environment that has been generated by an imaging system, the instructions, when executed by a computer, causing the computer to perform the following steps:
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