Feature Mining for Localised Crowd Counting
University of Liverpool · Queen Mary University of London
Abstract
This paper presents a multi-output regression model for crowd counting in public scenes. Existing counting by regression methods either learn a single model for global counting, or train a large number of separate regressors for localised density estimation. In contrast, our single regression model based approach is able to estimate people count in spatially localised regions and is more scalable without the need for training a large number of regressors proportional to the number of local regions. In particular, the proposed model automatically learns the functional mapping between interdependent low-level features and multi-dimensional structured outputs. The model is able to discover the inherent importance…
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- 6.94
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- 100%
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4Topics & keywords
- Computer science
- Feature (linguistics)
- Feature extraction
- Artificial intelligence