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Dynamic image sequence analysis using fuzzy measures

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posted on 2024-07-11, 13:26 authored by Zhi Qiang Liu, Leonard T. Bruton, James C. Bezdek, James M. Keller, Sandy Dance, Norman R. Bartley, Cishen Zhang
In this paper, we present an image understanding system using fuzzy sets and fuzzy measures. This system is based on a symbolic object-oriented image interpretation system. We apply a simple, powerful three-dimensional (3-D) recursive filter to tracking moving objects in a dynamic image sequence. This filter has a time-varying 3-D frequency-planar passband that is adapted in a feedback system to automatically track moving object. However, as objects in the image sequence are not well-defined and are engaged in dynamic activities, their shapes and trajectories in most cases can be described only vaguely. In order to handle these uncertainties, we use fuzzy measures to capture subtle variations and manage the uncertainties involved. This enables us to develop an image understanding system that produces a very natural output. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our system with complex real traffic scenes.

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1083-4419

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IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Part B: Cybernetics

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31

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4

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15 pp

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IEEE

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