Multisensor integration for scene classification: an experiment in human form detection
Shishir K. Shah, J.K. Aggarwal, Jayan Eledath, Joydeep Ghosh · 2002
This paper presents a system for classification of scenes using a multisensor integration framework. Indoor scenes are imaged using a visual and an infrared sensor and the images processed in three stages to perform classification of sensed objects into two classes: human and background. Finally, information from individual classifiers is integrated in order to obtain an improved classification performance. Details of feature extraction and classification using neural network combining a multi-Bayesian framework are presented. Segmentation of the imaged scene is performed using existing techniques such as texture analysis and histogram modeling. Classification results on real-world data are presented. The system represents a first step in the development of improved, robust classifiers based on the concepts of neural networks and multisensor integration.