A pedestrian detector using Histograms of Oriented Gradients and a
Oct 1, 2007 - A pedestrian detector using HoG and a SVM classifier. 2. Introduction. ⢠Pedestrian detection. â Variability issues : pose, scale, appareance.
• Recognition system : – Tetravision : infrared and visible – Subsystem : bounding box characterization and validation.
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Global System
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Process 1. Acquisition Extract areas of interest and define bounding boxes for each obstacle, 2. Filter bounding boxes to reject nonpedestrians, 3. Validate candidates with HoG descriptor and SVM classifier.
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Complementarity of information and limitations Stereovision areas of interest A pedestrian detector using HoG and a SVM classifier
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Analysis • Bounding box filtering : use symmetry, size and edge density information • Validation : characterize shape information using Histograms of Oriented Gradients and classifies with SVM
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Analysis • Histograms of Oriented Gradient : – Shape information – Computation of histograms of gradient orientation with regards of a dense image cutting.
• SVM – Binary classifier – K : Linear kernel,
f ( x) = ∑ wi .K ( x, xi ) + b i
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Results • 2 video sequences : – Night and day, – Both infrared and visible.
• Bounding boxes extracted and filtered: Day
Night
FIR
VIS
FIR
VIS
pedestrian
2255
1860
1678
1359
nonpedestrian
20246
20520
2933
3262
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Results : • Manual label of all images to improve the method. • Examples of pedestrians and non-pedestrians bounding boxes (128*64 pixels): Infrared
Visible
Pedestrian
Non-pedestrian
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Results - 2 •Evalution of HoG and SVM recognition stage : •Generalization capacity (size of learning set varies), •day/night, FIR/VIS performance. •Tuning stage : optimal parameters for HoG and SVM •Plot number of false positive against true positive and compute Area under Curve : Night Day
10
50
100
500
FIR
0.9554
0.9602
0.9662
0.9704
VIS
0.9364
0.9447
0.9523
0.9550
FIR
0.7304
0.8374
0.8622
0.8935
VIS
0.7416
0.8460
0.8618
0.8977
10
50
100
500
FIR
0.9554
0.9602
0.9662
0.9704
VIS
0.9364
0.9447
0.9523
0.9550
FIR
0.7304
0.8374
0.8622
0.8935
VIS
0.7416
0.8460
0.8618
0.8977
•Recognition rate (%) : Night Day
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Conclusion and perspectives • Pedestrian detection system : bounding box validation, • Filtering, Hog descriptor and SVM classifier, • Promising results, • Improvements : – Add other characterizations and filters, – reduce computation time.
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A pedestrian detector using HoG and a SVM classifier
Application : pedestrian detection with infrared images. Objectives using HOG method for pedestrian detection, extracting windows from infrared images.
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