SYNOPSIS

TITLE : Object-Detection-Based Video Compression for

Wireless Surveillance Systems
ABSTRACT :
In many distributed wireless surveillance applications, compressed videos
are used for performing automatic video analysis tasks. The accuracy of
object detection, which is essential for various video analysis tasks, can be
reduced due to video quality degradation caused by lossy compression. In
particular, it has been found that current standardized video encoding
schemes cause temporal fluctuation for encoded blocks in stable
background areas of a raw video, which has a strong effect on the
accuracy of object detection. To obtain better object detection
performance on compressed videos, a standard-compliant video encoding
scheme that can suppress unnecessary temporal fluctuation in stable
background areas is used. This scheme uses the Sum-of-absolute Frame
Difference (SFD) to measure the degree of temporal fluctuation for stable
background blocks. New mode decision strategies are designed for both
intra and inter frames with the objective to reduce SFD while maintaining
acceptable rate-distortion performance. This improves the performance of
object detection and results in lower bitrate with comparable quality in
terms of PSNR and SSIM.

This presentation will be focusing on :

 Wireless Surveillance System

 Compression
 SFD
 Temporal-Fluctuation-Reduced Video Encoding
 Intra-Frame Coding
 Inter-Frame Coding
 Conclusion
 References

Presenter :
Pavi Shankar A P
R7 : 243

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Guide :
Smt. Syama .R ,
Assistant Professor
Computer Science Department
SCTCE

References :

 Lingchao Kong and Rui Dai, “ Temporal-Fluctuation-Reduced Video

Encoding for Object Detection in Wireless Surveillance Systems ”,
2016 IEEE International Symposium on Multimedia (ISM) , Year : 2016

 Lingchao Kong and Rui Dai, “ Object-Detection-Based Video

Compression for Wireless Surveillance Systems ”, IEEE Multimedia ,
Volume : PP , Issue : 99 , 15 June 2017.