Video Surveillance of Epilepsy Patients using Color Image Processing

Gitte Bager; Kenan Vilic; Jørgen Alving; Peter Wolf; Thomas Sams; Helge Bjarup Dissing Sørensen

Video Surveillance of Epilepsy Patients using Color Image Processing

Gitte Bager, Kenan Vilic, Jørgen Alving, Peter Wolf, Thomas Sams, Helge Bjarup Dissing Sørensen

Department of Electrical Engineering

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Abstract

This report introduces a method for tracking of patients under video surveillance based on a marker system. The patients are not restricted in their movements, which requires a tracking system that can overcome non-ideal scenes e.g. occlusions, very fast movements, lightning issues and other moving objects. The suggested marker system consists of twelve unique markers that are located at each joint. By using a colour marker system, each marker (if visible) can be found in every frame disregarding the possibility that it was occluded in the previous frame, compared to other tracking systems.

Original language	English

Publication status	Published - 2007

Keywords

Epilepsy
pattern classification
video processing
image motion analysis

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