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A Low Cost Moving Object Detection Method Using Boundary Tracking

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This paper proposes a new method for moving object detection from video sequences by performing frame-boundary tracking and active-window processing leading to improved performance with respect to computation time and amount of memory requirements.
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Moving object detection techniques have been studied extensively for such purposes as video content analysis as well as for remote surveillance. Video surveillance systems rely on the ability to detect moving objects in the video stream which is a relevant information extraction step in a wide range of computer vision applications. There are many ways to track the moving object. Most of them use the frame differences to analyze the moving object and obtain object boundary. This may be quite resource hungry in the sense that such approaches require a large space and a lot of time for processing. This paper proposes a new method for moving object detection from video sequences by performing frame-boundary tracking and active-window processing leading to improved performance with respect to computation time and amount of memory requirements. A stationary camera with static background is assumed.

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Shadow detection for moving objects based on texture analysis

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A Contour-Based Moving Object Detection and Tracking

TL;DR: A fast and robust approach to the detection and tracking of moving objects based on using lines computed by a gradient-based optical flow and an edge detector and each tracked object has a state for handling occlusion and interference.