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    This document presents a method for detecting carried objects from video sequences. The method uses temporal templates of silhouettes to identify protruding regions on a person's silhouette, which may indicate carried objects. It introduces priors on the locations of carried objects and encourages spatial continuity between detections in different frames. The method is evaluated on a dataset containing 106 individually tracked people from the PETS2006 benchmark, achieving good detection performance for carried bags and other objects.

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    This document presents a method for detecting carried objects from video sequences. The method uses temporal templates of silhouettes to identify protruding regions on a person's silhouette, which may indicate carried objects. It introduces priors on the locations of carried objects and encourages spatial continuity between detections in different frames. The method is evaluated on a dataset containing 106 individually tracked people from the PETS2006 benchmark, achieving good detection performance for carried bags and other objects.

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    This document presents a method for detecting carried objects from video sequences. The method uses temporal templates of silhouettes to identify protruding regions on a person's silhouette, which may indicate carried objects. It introduces priors on the locations of carried objects and encourages spatial continuity between detections in different frames. The method is evaluated on a dataset containing 106 individually tracked people from the PETS2006 benchmark, achieving good detection performance for carried bags and other objects.

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    This document presents a method for detecting carried objects from video sequences. The method uses temporal templates of silhouettes to identify protruding regions on a person's silhouette, which may indicate carried objects. It introduces priors on the locations of carried objects and encourages spatial continuity between detections in different frames. The method is evaluated on a dataset containing 106 individually tracked people from the PETS2006 benchmark, achieving good detection performance for carried bags and other objects.

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    Detecting carried objects

    from Video Sequences


    Dima Damen
    Computer Vision Group

    Detecting carried objects from Silhouettes

    I. Haritaoglu, R. Cutler, D. Harwood, and L. S. Davis. Backpack: detection of


    people carrying objects using silhouettes. In Proc. Int. Conf. on Computer
    Vision (ICCV), volume 1, pages 102107, 1999.

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    Haritaoglus work

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    Haritaoglus work

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    Detecting carried objects from Silhouettes


    f1
    Exemplar

    f2

    f3

    Aligned
    Silhouettes

    Temporal
    Template

    Best
    Match

    Map of
    Prior Locations

    Protruding
    Regions

    MRF

    fn

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    Proposed Method

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    Camera-Specific General Temporal Templates


     Swiss

    Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL)

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    Camera-Specific General Temporal Templates

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    Selecting General Template

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    Proposed Method

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    Proposed Method

    Temporal
    Template

    Camera
    Template

    Protruding
    (Person,Model)

    Connected
    Regions

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    Introducing Priors and Continuity

    Temporal
    Template

    Best Match

    Protruding
    Regions

    MRF Detection

    Prior Map
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    Another Example

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    Dataset
     PETS2006

    Cam1

    Cam2

    Cam3

    Cam4

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    Dataset
     PETS2006
     106

    individually tracked people

    Groups discarded
     Tracks < 10 frames discarded
    

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    GT bags

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    Dataset

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    Results

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    Introducing priors

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    Results

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    Thank you
    Contact Details:
    Dima Damen
    Computer Vision Group
    University of Leeds, UK
    dima@comp.leeds.ac.uk
    http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/dima

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