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....system has evolved to be so good at perceiving Johansson s stimuli. Perception of biological motion may be divided into two phases: first detection and, possibly, segmentation# then tracking. Of the two, tracking has recently been object of much attention and considerable progress has been made [10, 9, 4, 5, 2, 14, 3]. Detection (given two frames: is there a human, where ) on the contrary, remains an open problem. In [12] wehave focused on the Johannson problem proposing a method based on probabilistic modeling of human motion and on modeling the dependency of the motion of body parts with a triangulated ....

I. Haritaoglu, D.Harwood, and L.Davis, "Who, when, where, what: A real time system for detecting and tracking people", In Proceedings of the ThirdFaceand GestureRecognition Conference, pages 222--227, 1998.

....areas in computer vision with potential applications to medicine, entertainment, and security. To this end, a number of models of human motion have been proposed in the literature [14] Strong models represent explicitly the kinematics and dynamics of the human body [25] 24] 4] 15] [16], 5] 31] while weak models represent its phenomenological spatio temporal appearance [23] 35] 27] 26] Strong models have the advantage of incorporating more information and, in principle, tolerate lower signalto noise ratios and be allowed to reconstruct 3D body pose and motion from ....

I. Haritaoglu, D. Harwood, and L. Davis, "Who, When, Where, What: A Real Time System for Detecting and Tracking People," Proc. Third Face and Gesture Recognition Conf., pp. 222-227, 1998.

....This step is to determine which motion regions should be tracked and which are noise. A simple tree swaying in the breeze, for example, could cause severe noise problems leading to false positives (noise tracked as a person) or false negatives (a person not tracked because of nearby noise. [5] assumes that an unknown object is to be tracked (and thus a person) if it can be tracked over several frames using a second order motion model. Other tracking methods using color alone [3] have a difficult time tracking new objects noise or a person because they do not have color information ....

....(for two cameras) is given by [9] Extended to many more cameras, we can see how a human tracking system can be used for wide area surveillance. 2. Overview The method for tracking people presented here is fundamentally based on utilizing two classification systems: position and color. As with [5], we will use a first order motion model to track the individual people as they move throughout the scene. The second classification system is a mixture of Gaussians model of the color of each person. Initially, these two classifiers act separately that is, they do not share information ....

I. Haritaoglu, D.Harwood, and L.Davis, "Who, when, where, what: A real time system for detecting and tracking people", Proceedings of the Third Face and Gesture Recognition Conference, pp. 222-227, 1998.

....system has evolved to be so good at perceiving Johansson s stimuli. Perception of biological motion may be divided into two phases: first detection and, possibly, segmentation; then tracking. Of the two, tracking has recently been object of much attention and considerable progress has been made [8, 7, 3, 4, 2]. Detection (given two frames: is there a human, where ) on the contrary, remains an open problem. Song et al. 9] have focussed on the Johannson problem proposing a method based on probabilistic modeling of human motion and on modeling the dependency of the motion of body parts with a ....

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