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Memory-based attention control for activity recognition at a subway station

MacDorman et al., 2007

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17542265702570163248
Author
MacDorman K
Nobuta H
Koizumi S
Ishiguro H
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE MultiMedia

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We have developed a multicamera system, Digital City Surveillance, which uses a new calibration-free behavior recognition method for monitoring human activity at a subway station. We trained nine support vector machines from operator-classified data to recognize …
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