Moving object detection using the genetic algorithm for real times transportation

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Abstract

Video surveillance, most commonly referred to as closed-circuit TV, is an industry over 30 years old and with a share of modifications in technology. To meet the requirements include: Better image quality, Reduction in costs, Size and scalability etc., video surveillance has experienced a number of technology shifts. For real-time traffic monitoring apps, we implement a process for the identification of objects. The suggested technique is a mixture of a GDSM, an enhanced version of the dynamic saliency map (DSM) and background subtraction. The experimental findings demonstrate the effective detection of moving objects by the suggested technique. Recent advances in vision technologies like distributed intelligent cameras have motivated scientists to create sophisticated apps for computer vision appropriate for embedded platforms. Simple and effective computer vision algorithms are needed in the integrated monitoring system with limited memory and computing resources.

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Jyothi, R. A., Babu, K. R., & Bachu, S. (2019). Moving object detection using the genetic algorithm for real times transportation. International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, 8(6), 991–996. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijeat.F8266.088619

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