In the modern days, the increasing reliance on surveillance infrastructure has created uproar in many Computer Vision applications. With the current technology, most users employ traditional surveillance systems which could only provide record and playback of any saved footages. As such, it would be extremely time-consuming for a person to view intensively and identify subjects of interest from the lengthy footages. In this project, the use of Support Vector Machines (SVM), Soft Biometric traits and other computer processing applications would extend the level of surveillance searching which provides an accelerated search or identification of the subjects of interest from the saved surveillance footages. This report describes the review o...
Soft biometrics is a new form of biometric identification which utilizes labeled physical or behavio...
This PhD research developed new approaches to locate individuals in surveillance footage from a sema...
Copyright © 2012 Min-Gu Kim et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Com...
Semantic descriptions are commonly used and very natural way for people to describe one another. Des...
Biometrics verification can be efficiently used for intrusion detection and intruder identification ...
Identifying suspects in surveillance footage is paramount in ensuring public safety, preventing crim...
The recent growth in CCTV systems and the challenges of automatically identifying humans under the a...
In surveillance and security today it is a common goal to locate a subject of interest purely from a...
The recent growth in CCTV systems and the challenges of automatically identifying humans under the a...
This dissertation studies soft biometrics traits, their applicability in different security and comm...
Recently, soft biometrics has emerged as a novel attribute-based person description for identificati...
Biometric recognition is an advanced technology that employs physical features (such as fingerprint,...
This paper presents a feature selection model that aims to identify subjects from low-resolution sur...
Biometric systems which recognize individuals by facial features or characteristics have become incr...
Soft biometrics is a new form of biometric identification which utilizes labeled physical or behavio...
Soft biometrics is a new form of biometric identification which utilizes labeled physical or behavio...
This PhD research developed new approaches to locate individuals in surveillance footage from a sema...
Copyright © 2012 Min-Gu Kim et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Com...
Semantic descriptions are commonly used and very natural way for people to describe one another. Des...
Biometrics verification can be efficiently used for intrusion detection and intruder identification ...
Identifying suspects in surveillance footage is paramount in ensuring public safety, preventing crim...
The recent growth in CCTV systems and the challenges of automatically identifying humans under the a...
In surveillance and security today it is a common goal to locate a subject of interest purely from a...
The recent growth in CCTV systems and the challenges of automatically identifying humans under the a...
This dissertation studies soft biometrics traits, their applicability in different security and comm...
Recently, soft biometrics has emerged as a novel attribute-based person description for identificati...
Biometric recognition is an advanced technology that employs physical features (such as fingerprint,...
This paper presents a feature selection model that aims to identify subjects from low-resolution sur...
Biometric systems which recognize individuals by facial features or characteristics have become incr...
Soft biometrics is a new form of biometric identification which utilizes labeled physical or behavio...
Soft biometrics is a new form of biometric identification which utilizes labeled physical or behavio...
This PhD research developed new approaches to locate individuals in surveillance footage from a sema...
Copyright © 2012 Min-Gu Kim et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Com...