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ROBVIS
2001
Springer

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The Background Subtraction Problem for Video Surveillance Systems

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The Background Subtraction Problem for Video Surveillance Systems

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This paper reviews papers on tracking people in a video surveillance system, and it presents a new system designed for being able to cope with shadows in a real-time application for counting people which is one of the remaining main problems in adaptive background subtraction in such video surveillance systems. 1 Reveal Ltd., Level 1, Tudor Mall, 333 Remuera Rd, Auckland, New Zealand 2 CITR, Department of Computer Science,Tamaki Campus, University of Auckland, Private Bag 92019, Auckland, New Zealand

Alan M. McIvor, Qi Zang, Reinhard Klette

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Added	30 Jul 2010
Updated	30 Jul 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2001
Where	ROBVIS
Authors	Alan M. McIvor, Qi Zang, Reinhard Klette

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