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Section: New Results
Highlights of the Year
NeoSensys, a spin off of the Stars team which aims at commercializing video surveillance solutions for the retail domain, has been created in September 2014.
Overall Objectives
Research Program
Application Domains
New Results
- Highlights of the Year
- Introduction
- People Detection for Crowded Scenes
- Walking Speed Detection on a Treadmill using an RGB-D camera : experimentations and results
- Head Detection Using RGB-D Camera
- Video Segmentation and Multiple Object Tracking
- Enforcing Monotonous Shape Growth or Shrinkage in Video Segmentation
- Multi-label Image Segmentation with Partition Trees and Shape Prior
- Automatic Tracker Selection and Parameter Tuning for Multi-object Tracking
- An Approach to Improve Multi-object Tracker Quality Using Discriminative Appearances and Motion Model Descriptor
- Person Re-identification by Pose Priors
- Global Tracker : An Online Evaluation Framework to Improve Tracking Quality
- Human Action Recognition in Videos
- Action Recognition Using 3D Trajectories with Hierarchical Classifier
- Action Recognition using Video Brownian Covariance Descriptor for Human
- Towards Unsupervised Sudden Group Movement Discovery for Video Surveillance
- Autonomous Monitoring for Securing European Ports
- Video Understanding for Group Behavior Analysis
- Evaluation of an Event Detection Framework for Older People Monitoring: from Minute to Hour-scale Monitoring and Patients Autonomy and Dementia Assessment
- Uncertainty Modeling Framework for Constraint-based Event Detection in Vision Systems
- Assisted Serious Game for Older People
- Enhancing Pre-defined Event Models Using Unsupervised Learning
- Using Dense Trajectories to Enhance Unsupervised Action Discovery
- Abnormal Event Detection in Videos and Group Behavior Analysis
- Model-Driven Engineering for Activity Recognition Systems
- Scenario Analysis Module
- The Clem Workflow
- Multiple Services for Device Adaptive Platform for Scenario Recognition
Bilateral Contracts and Grants with Industry
Partnerships and Cooperations
Bibliography