About Some Methods of Motion Detection and Estimation: A Review
Keywords:
Motion detection, motion estimation, segmentation based on movement, video surveillanceAbstract
Video surveillance systems have known significant
growth because of the increased insecurity in these recent years.
In order to reduce threats such as assaults, many cameras have
invaded the public squares. The manual monitoring of these
screens is tedious because of the large amount of information.
So it is very interesting to automate this process from image
processing systems able to extract the useful information from
video sequences and interpret it. One of the most important
tasks is the motion detection and estimation. This article aims to
provide the status of art of the different techniques of motion
detection estimation and segmentation based on movement.
Many studies have been conducted on the subject and the
literature is very abundant in this province, we are not trying to
list all the existing methods. The idea is to give an overview of
the most commonly used methods and to distinguish different
types and approaches.
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