An online learning model oriented to directed scene motion patterns and based on particle filter is proposed to get over the problem that existing pedestrian tracking algorisms have little consideration on the scene motion patterns
to process the priori scene information and to improve the precision of pedestrian tracking. The model describes the local motion characteristic in phase space of the system state vector using a direction-speed motion histogram matrix
and is updated according to weighted voting of each track unit. The particle filter can accelerate the particles evolution to the true posterior distribution through modifying likelihood probability distribution of particle transfer. Experimental results on two pedestrian data sets with different characteristic forms and comparisons with the standard particle filter algorithm show that the average tracking error of the proposed approach is 40% lower than that of the standard particle filter algorithm
while its computation speed approaches the range of 6 to 15 frames a second
and that the proposed approach completely meets the conditions of real-time application.
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