Abstract
Tracking and surveillance methods and systems for monitoring objects passing in front of non-overlapping cameras. Invention finds corresponding tracks from different cameras and works out which object passing in front of the camera(s) made the tracks, in order to track the object from camera to camera. The invention uses an algorithm to learn inter-camera spatial temporal probability using Parzen windows, learns inter-camera appearance probabilities using distribution of Bhattacharyya distances between appearance models, establishes correspondences based on Maximum A Posteriori (MAP) framework combining both spatial temporal and appearance probabilities, and updates learned probabilities throughout the lifetime of the system.
Document Type
Patent
Patent Number
US 7,450,735
Application Serial Number
10/966,769
Issue Date
10-11-2008
Current Assignee
UCFRF
Assignee at Issuance
UCFRF
College
College of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS)
Department
Computer Science
Allowance Date
6-26-2008
Filing Date
10-16-2004
Assignee at Filing
UCFRF
Filing Type
Nonprovisional Application Record
Donated
no
Recommended Citation
Shah, Mubarack, "Tracking Across Multiple Cameras with Disjoint Views" (2008). UCF Patents. 603.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/patents/603