Statistical background subtraction for a mobile observer

Statistical background subtraction for a mobile observer
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10.1109/iccv.2003.1238315
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2003-10
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Proceedings Ninth IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision
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通讯作者:
E. Hayman;J. Eklundh
E. Hayman;J. Eklundh
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Statistical background modelling and subtraction has proved to be a popular and effective class of algorithms for segmenting independently moving foreground objects out from a static background, without requiring any a priori information of the properties of foreground objects. We present two contributions on this topic, aimed towards robotics where an active head is mounted on a mobile vehicle. In periods when the vehicle's wheels are not driven, camera translation is virtually zero, and background subtraction techniques are applicable. This is also highly relevant to surveillance and video conferencing. The first part presents an efficient probabilistic framework for when the camera pans and tilts. A unified approach is developed for handling various sources of error, including motion blur, subpixel camera motion, mixed pixels at object boundaries, and also uncertainty in background stabilisation caused by noise, unmodelled radial distortion and small translations of the camera. The second contribution regards a Bayesian approach to specifically incorporate uncertainty concerning whether the background has yet been uncovered by moving foreground objects. This is an important requirement during initialisation of a system. We cannot assume that a background model is available in advance since that would involve storing models for each possible position, in every room, of the robot's operating environment.. Instead the background mode must be generated online, very possibly in the presence of moving objects.