Detecting temporally related components of multi-modal signals

Image analysis – Applications – Target tracking or detecting

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C382S190000, C382S191000

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ABSTRACT:
A method detects objects in a scene over time. Sets of time-aligned features are extracted from multiple signals representing a scene over time; each signal is acquired using a different modality. Each set of time-aligned features is arranged as a vector in a matrix to which a first transform is applied to produce a compressed matrix. A second transform is applied to the compressed matrix to extract spatio-temporal profiles of objects occurring in the scene.

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