Intelligent Visual Surveillance Logic Programming: Implementation Issues
Authors: Alexei A. Morozov and Alexander F. Polupanov
Paper Information
| Title: | Intelligent Visual Surveillance Logic Programming: Implementation Issues |
| Authors: | Alexei A. Morozov and Alexander F. Polupanov |
| Proceedings: | CICLOPS-WLPE 2014 Papers |
| Editors: | Thomas Stroeder and Terrance Swift |
| Keywords: | intelligent visual surveillance, object-oriented logic programming, concurrent logic programming, Prolog to Java translation, abnormal behavior detection, anomalous human activity, Actor Prolog, complex events recognition, computer vision, technical vision |
| Abstract: | ABSTRACT. The main idea of the logic programming approach to the intelligent video surveillance is in using a first order logic for describing complex events and abstract concepts like anomalous human activity, i.e. brawl, sudden attack, armed attack, leaving object, loitering, pick pocketing, personal theft, immobile person, etc. We consider main implementation issues of our approach to the intelligent video surveillance logic programming: object-oriented logic programming of concurrent stages of video processing, translating video surveillance logic programs to fast Java code, embedding low-level means for video storage and processing to the logic programming system. |
| Pages: | 15 |
| Talk: | Jul 18 16:30 |
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