2007 IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Conference 2007
DOI: 10.1109/itsc.2007.4357714
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Cast Vehicle Shadow Segmentation Based on Contour Analysis

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“…The Hough transform can be described as a transformation of a point in the x, y-plane to the parameter space. (4) where is angle and is length. The time of the method is reduced further by applying the CHT only on the top area as shown in Fig.…”
Section: Helmet Detection Using Circle Hough Transformmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Hough transform can be described as a transformation of a point in the x, y-plane to the parameter space. (4) where is angle and is length. The time of the method is reduced further by applying the CHT only on the top area as shown in Fig.…”
Section: Helmet Detection Using Circle Hough Transformmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The threshold for classification is also found through learning. Zengjia Yan [4] presented a novel method for vehicle shadow segmentation in a sequence of traffic images taken from a stationary camera mounted on a tall building or pedestrian crossings bridge. Knoeppel [5] proposed a robust vehicle detection system that could detect vehicles in the rear view of the host car.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…These two interferences need to be solved in shadow elimination step for AID system requirements. [2,3] are matching sets of 2D or 3D object models, which rely on a priori knowledge of the scene, the objects and the illumination. However, this technique has highly computational complexity and only applicable to some specific applications.…”
Section: Aid (Automatic Incident Detectionmentioning
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“…Cast shadow and water railing in rainy highway video Current shadow elimination techniques are divided into two groups: model-based and property-based. Model-based techniques[2,3] are matching sets of 2D or 3D object models, which rely on a priori knowledge of the scene, the objects and the illumination. However, this technique has highly computational complexity and only applicable to some specific applications.…”
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