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Application of images structural description for solving problems of intellectual analysis of video sequences

Agarkov A.1
1 Institute of artificial intelligence problems of MES and NAS of Ukraine

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UDC: 004.89, 004.93
Publication Language: Ukrainian
Stuc. intelekt. 2017; 22(1):17-28

Abstract: In this paper, we consider the use of the description of images and video sequences in the form of a set of structural elements for solving problems of detection, tracking and recognition of moving objects. Theoretical studies of this problem have been carried out. A formal description of images and video sequences in the form of a number of structural elements is given, a definition of the description of detected and tracked objects is given, properties of structural elements belonging to one object, properties of detected objects description, properties of tracked objects descriptions, properties of the transformation/modification function of tracked objects description from frame to frame, which is necessary for tracking, are considered.

Keywords: object tracking, detection of moving objects, structural elements, structural description of images

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