2013
DOI: 10.3844/jcssp.2013.757.762
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Vehicle identification using fuzzy adaline neural network

Abstract: Video surveillance is an important aspect in today's world, where a particular scene of area requires monitoring to avoid terrorist attacks and unauthorized entries. Vehicle recognition is an important area in object tracking and recognition. Objects may be of rigid or non-rigid in nature with varying velocity and have different features. Important features like shape, logo, color and texture are complex in nature. Hence there is a need of better algorithm for detecting and identifying the objects like car. A … Show more

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“…Vision based systems with CCTV surveillance are scalable and cost-effective for large outdoor parking spaces. They have been used for multiple applications, such as occupancy detection, vehicle type detection [4,5] and theft prevention [6]. The existing methods for occupancy detection (finding the presence or absence of cars at parking lots) employ a two-part strategy: extracting relevant features from camera images (obtained from the parking field) and training a classifier.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vision based systems with CCTV surveillance are scalable and cost-effective for large outdoor parking spaces. They have been used for multiple applications, such as occupancy detection, vehicle type detection [4,5] and theft prevention [6]. The existing methods for occupancy detection (finding the presence or absence of cars at parking lots) employ a two-part strategy: extracting relevant features from camera images (obtained from the parking field) and training a classifier.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%