A Road Behavior Pattern-Detection Model in Querétaro City Streets by the Use of Shape Descriptors
Antonio Trejo-Morales,
Hugo Jimenez-Hernandez
Abstract:In this research, a proposed model aims to automatically identify patterns of spatial and temporal behavior of moving objects in video sequences. The moving objects are analyzed and characterized based on their shape and observable attributes in displacement. To quantify the moving objects over time and form a homogeneous database, a set of shape descriptors is introduced. Geometric measurements of shape, contrast, and connectedness are used to represent each moving object. The proposal uses Granger’s theory t… Show more
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