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28 May 2013 Optimization of background subtraction for image enhancement
Larry Venetsky, Ross Boczar, Robert Lee-Own
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Abstract
Analysis of foreground objects in scenery via image processing often involves a background subtraction process. This process aims to improve blob (connected component) content in the image. Quality blob content is often needed for defining regions of interest for object recognition and tracking. Three techniques are examined which optimize the background to be subtracted - genetic algorithm, an analytic solution based on convex optimization, and a related application of the CVX solver toolbox. These techniques are applied to a set of images and the results are compared. Additionally, a possible implementation architecture that uses multiple optimization techniques with subsequent arbitration to produce the best background subtraction is considered.
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Larry Venetsky, Ross Boczar, and Robert Lee-Own "Optimization of background subtraction for image enhancement", Proc. SPIE 8751, Machine Intelligence and Bio-inspired Computation: Theory and Applications VII, 875102 (28 May 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2014319
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KEYWORDS
Genetic algorithms

Image processing

Optimization (mathematics)

Convex optimization

Image compression

Genetics

Image enhancement

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