1 February 2008 Human behavior classification from MPEG compressed videos
Chin-Chen Chang, Chin-Chuan Han, Chen-Chang Lien, Ying-Nong Chen, Yung-Chin Lin
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Abstract
A new approach is proposed for human behavior classification from MPEG compressed videos. Moving objects are first detected by subtracting the dc values in I frames from those in the background. In addition, the dc values of the background are also adapted to avoid noise and illumination change. The tracking process is then performed using the consecutive frames. Motion vectors extracted from P frames are used to predict the next position of moving objects. An overlapping table is constructed to determine relationships between moving objects, and the number of moving objects is updated. For analyzing human behavior, motion vectors and velocities of moving objects from P and B frames are extracted. These features are clustered to codewords using a codebook generated by vector quantization (VQ) for the input of discrete hidden Markov models (HMMs). By applying the HMM, four kinds of human behaviors are successfully identified from the human behavior sequences. The proposed approach is, furthermore, more accurate than the previous method based on conventional features.
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Chin-Chen Chang, Chin-Chuan Han, Chen-Chang Lien, Ying-Nong Chen, and Yung-Chin Lin "Human behavior classification from MPEG compressed videos," Optical Engineering 47(2), 027203 (1 February 2008). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.2870147
Published: 1 February 2008
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KEYWORDS
Video

Video compression

Chromium

Head

Optical engineering

Detection and tracking algorithms

Feature extraction

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