Evaluating centralized and distributed multi-agent architectures for visual surveillance applications

The paper proposes the use of agent technology to implement the basic framework for distributed visual surveillance applications. A complex environment is usually monitored by a set of cameras with partially overlapping fields of view. A parametrically varied simulation of the camera data flow is us...

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Published in2000 10th European Signal Processing Conference pp. 1 - 4
Main Authors Marchesotti, L., Remagnino, P., Jones, G.A.
Format Conference Proceeding Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.09.2000
Subjects
Agents (artificial intelligence)
Cameras
Merging
Multiagent systems
Performance evaluation
Signal processing
Simulation
Surveillance
Visual
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Summary:The paper proposes the use of agent technology to implement the basic framework for distributed visual surveillance applications. A complex environment is usually monitored by a set of cameras with partially overlapping fields of view. A parametrically varied simulation of the camera data flow is used to evaluate implementations of distributed and centralized architectures. The performance evaluation on the basis of the synthetic data generated by the simulator was carried out.
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ISBN:9789521504433
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