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Robust Object Detection by Classifier Cubes and Local Verification

Authors Sternig Sabine, Riemenschneider Hayko, Roth Peter M., Donoser Michael, Bischof Horst
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Proc. 34th Workshop of the Austrian Association for Pattern Recognition (ÖAGM 2010)

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Date May 2010
Abstract

Classifier grids - overlapping classification windows - have shown to be a considerable alternative to sliding window approaches for object detection from static cameras. However, existing approaches neglected two essential points: (a) temporal information is not used and (b) mostly only standard non-maxima suppression is applied as post-processing step. Thus, the contribution of this paper is twofold. First, we introduce classifier cubes, which exploit the available temporal information within a classifier grid by adapting the local detection likelihood based on preceded detections. Second, we introduce a more sophisticated post-processing step to verify detection hypotheses by comparing a local figure/ground segmentation to a provided prototype model. Experiments on publicly available data demonstrate that both extensions improve the detection performance.

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