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http://dx.doi.org/10.6109/jkiice.2022.26.12.1816

Human Tracking System in Large Camera Networks using Face Information  

Lee, Younggun (Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Republic of Korea Air Force Academy)
Abstract
In this paper, we propose a new approach for tracking each human in a surveillance camera network with various resolution cameras. When tracking human on multiple non-overlapping cameras, the traditional appearance features are easily affected by various camera viewing conditions. To overcome this limitation, the proposed system utilizes facial information along with appearance information. In general, human images captured by the surveillance camera are often low resolution, so it is necessary to be able to extract useful features even from low-resolution faces to facilitate tracking. In the proposed tracking scheme, texture-based face descriptor is exploited to extract features from detected face after face frontalization. In addition, when the size of the face captured by the surveillance camera is very small, a super-resolution technique that enlarges the face is also exploited. The experimental results on the public benchmark Dana36 dataset show promising performance of the proposed algorithm.
Keywords
Human tracking; Camera network; Facial feature; Super-resolution; Dana36;
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