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Pages: 165-169

Defining Crowd Movement as Parabola and Classifying These Definitions

Murat AKPULAT •
Murat EKINCI
Publication DateDecember 1, 2016
Volume / IssueVol. , No. (pp. 165-169)
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Abstract

Smart surveillance systems developed in recent years have made enormous contributions to providing safety and management of crowds. The aim of this study is to observe and try to understand how crowd movements presented in a video sequence show behaviour. For this end, the motion data at pixel level among the consecutive frames is obtained using optical flow initially. Then, this motion data is associated using the particle advection method and stable as well as moving areas in the image are obtained. After, the moving areas clustered using Mean-Shift method are described and classified as parabola, in addition to the studies in the literature. At the end of the study, the method developed was tested over UCF as well as Pets2009 datasets and the results are presented.
Keywords:Crowd AnalysisParticle AdvectionOptical flow
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How to Cite This Article

M. A., M. E. (2016). Defining Crowd Movement as Parabola and Classifying These Definitions. International Journal of Applied Methods in Electronics and Computers, 165-169. https://doi.org/10.18100/ijamec.269245