Moving Object Detction in 2D and 3D Scenes

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Sırtkaya, Salim

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This thesis describes the theoretical bases, development and testing of an integrated moving object detection framework in 2D and 3D scenes. The detection problem is analyzed in stationary and non-stationary camera sequences and different algorithms are developed for each case. Two methods are proposed in stationary camera sequences: background extraction followed by differencing and thresholding, and motion detection using optical flow field calculated by أKanade-Lucas Feature Trackerؤ. For non-stationary camera sequences, different algorithms are developed based on the scene structure and camera motion characteristics. In planar scenes where the scene is flat or distant from the camera and/or when camera makes rotations only, a method is proposed that uses 2D parametric registration based on affine parameters of the dominant plane for independently moving object detection. A modified version of the 2D parametric registration approach is used when the scene is not planar but consists of a few number of planes at different depths, and camera makes translational motion. Optical flow field segmentation and sequential registration are the key points for this case. For 3D scenes, where the depth variation within the scene is high, a parallax rigidity based approach is developed for moving object detection. All these algorithms are integrated to form a unified independently moving object detector that works in stationary and non-stationary camera sequences and with different scene and camera motion structures. Optical flow field estimation and segmentation is used for this purpose.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/14409

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S. Sırtkaya, “Moving Object Detction in 2D and 3D Scenes,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2004.