It is well known from physiological studies that the level of human attention for adult individuals rapidly decreases after five to twenty minutes [1]. Attention retention for a surveillance operator represents a crucial aspect in Video Surveillance applications and could have a significant impact in identifying relevance, especially in crowded situations. In this field, advanced mechanisms for selection and extraction of saliency information can improve the performances of autonomous video surveillance systems and increase the effectiveness of human operator support. In particular, crowd monitoring represents a central aspect in many practical applications for managing and preventing emergencies due to panic and overcrowding.
A bio-inspired logical process for saliency detections in cognitive crowd monitoring
CHIAPPINO, SIMONE;MAZZU', ANDREA;MARCENARO, LUCIO;REGAZZONI, CARLO
2015-01-01
Abstract
It is well known from physiological studies that the level of human attention for adult individuals rapidly decreases after five to twenty minutes [1]. Attention retention for a surveillance operator represents a crucial aspect in Video Surveillance applications and could have a significant impact in identifying relevance, especially in crowded situations. In this field, advanced mechanisms for selection and extraction of saliency information can improve the performances of autonomous video surveillance systems and increase the effectiveness of human operator support. In particular, crowd monitoring represents a central aspect in many practical applications for managing and preventing emergencies due to panic and overcrowding.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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