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An Emphasizing Approach based on Enhanced Intuitionistic Fuzzy Logic Segmentation on Objects in Video Sequences
| International Journal of Computer Applications |
| Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA |
| Volume 74 - Number 21 |
| Year of Publication: 2013 |
| Authors: D. Shanmuga Priyaa, S. Karthikeyan |
10.5120/13043-0109
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D. Shanmuga Priyaa, S. Karthikeyan . An Emphasizing Approach based on Enhanced Intuitionistic Fuzzy Logic Segmentation on Objects in Video Sequences. International Journal of Computer Applications. 74, 21 ( July 2013), 31-35. DOI=10.5120/13043-0109
Abstract
In this paper, a potential moving object modeling suitable for video surveillance correspondence is introduced. Taking into concern the color and motion features of foreground objects in each independent video stream, the proposed method segments the existing moving objects based on the edge detection method and constructs an intuitionistic fuzzy graph-based structure to maintain the corresponding information of every segment. Using such graph structures reduces our correspondence problem to a subgraph finest isomorphism problem. The proposed approach is robust against diverse resolutions and orientations of objects at each view. This system uses the Intuitionsitc fuzzy logic to employ a human-like color perception in its decision making stage in order to handle color inconstancy. The computational time of the proposed method is made low to be applied in real-time applications. It also performs the similarity measure using the intuitionistic fuzzy logic based distance measure for computing the regions relationship.
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