Pedestrian Detection Based on Multi-Block Local Binary Pattern and Biologically Inspired Feature
- Aminou Halidou
- Xinge You
- Bachirou Bogno
Abstract
Nowadays pedestrian detection plays an important role in security and driving assistance. Detecting moving object is complex, and some of the detection methods are comparatively ineffective and slow. In relation to human detection it is very useful to combine independent information sources, such as appearance and motion. To achieve acceptable detection performance, we propose inter-frames differencing image to compute the region of interest, and MB-BIF to extract features. The MB-BIF approach combines two well-known methods, the Multi-Block Local Binary Pattern and Biologically Inspired Method. We evaluate the performance of different features descriptors on different databases, and our method shows good efficiency.- Full Text: PDF
- DOI:10.5539/cis.v7n1p125
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.
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