Linear system based, qualitative independent motion detection from compressed mpeg surveillance video
AssigneeThe Research Foundation of State University of New York
InventorZhongfei Zhang
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AssigneeThe Research Foundation of State University of New York
InventorZhongfei Zhang
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The present invention features a qualitative method to detect independent motion revealed in successive frames of a compressed surveillance MPEG video stream using linear system consistency analysis without decompression of the stream, identifying the segments containing independent motion in a real-time or faster manner, for the retrieval of these segments. The linear system is constructed using the macroblocks of MPEG compressed video frames. The normal flow value of the macroblock is obtained by taking the dot product between the macroblock gradient vector, computed by averaging the four block gradient vectors, and the motion vector of this macroblock. The normal flow value is filtered for inclusion in the linear system, and the statistic of the matrices of the resulting linear system is determined, filtered to screen out false negatives and outliers, and used to determine the presence or absence of independent motion.
A method for detection of independent motion of a plurality of objects presented in a time sequence of images acquired from different perspectives, comprising:
A method of detecting independent motion in a stream of digitally compressed video data, the steps comprising:
An apparatus for detection of independent motion of a plurality of objects presented in a time sequence of images acquired from different perspectives, comprising:
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