A Perimeter Alert Surveillance system based on pedestrian detection and dual-threshold selection for local binocular ranging
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Abstract
Perimeter alert surveillance is an early warning system used for monitoring the warning area and detecting pedestrians entering by mistake or abnormal behavior. It has a wide range of application scenarios. Computer vision based surveillance is an efficient and safe method. We propose an early warning system based on pedestrian detection and binocular ranging, which is able to detect approaching pedestrians from surveillance equipment and calculate the distance between pedestrians and photographing equipment. The model detects pedestrian candidate windows from the binocular image through YOLO network, and then uses the binocular algorithm to calculate the pedestrian distance. We calculate the local disparity map in the candidate window with the consideration of the real-time performance and the proportion of the candidate window in the whole image. At the same time, we propose a dual-threshold selection (DTS) algorithm, which divides the disparity map into foreground, middle ground and background. This helps remove background and occlusion interference in the foreground and background, and improve the accuracy of distance calculation.
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