Detecting primitive events at checkout
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsRussell Patrick Bobbitt, Quanfu Fan, Arun Hampapur, Frederik Kjeldsen, Sharathchandra Umapathirao Pankanti, Akira Yanagawa, Yun Zhai
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Abstract
Techniques for detecting one or more events are provided. The techniques include identifying one or more segments in a video sequence as one or more candidates for one or more events by a temporal ordering of the one or more candidates, and analyzing one or more motion patterns of the one or more candidates to detect the one or more events.
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A method for detecting one or more events, comprising the steps of:
- identifying one or more segments in a video sequence as one or more candidates for one or more events by a temporal ordering of the one or more candidates;
- and
- analyzing one or more motion patterns of the one or more candidates to detect the one or more events.
A computer program product comprising a computer readable medium having computer readable program code for detecting one or more events, said computer program product including:
- computer readable program code for identifying one or more segments in a video sequence as one or more candidates for one or more events by a temporal ordering of the one or more candidates;
- and
- computer readable program code for analyzing one or more motion patterns of the one or more candidates to detect the one or more events.
A system for detecting one or more events, comprising:
- a memory;
- and
- at least one processor coupled to said memory and operative to:
- identify one or more segments in a video sequence as one or more candidates for one or more events by a temporal ordering of the one or more candidates;
- and
- analyze one or more motion patterns of the one or more candidates to detect the one or more events.
An apparatus for detecting one or more events, said apparatus comprising:
- means for identifying one or more segments in a video sequence as one or more candidates for one or more events by a temporal ordering of the one or more candidates;
- and
- means for analyzing one or more motion patterns of the one or more candidates to detect the one or more events.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.