This paper presents a technique for real-time crowd density estimation based on textures of crowd images. In this technique, the current image from a sequence of input images is classified into a crowd density class. Then, the classification is corrected by a low-pass filter based on the crowd density classification of the last n images of the input sequence. The technique obtained 73.89% of correct classification in a real-time application on a sequence of 9892 crowd images. Distributed processing was used in order to obtain real-time performance.
['Aparecido Nilceu [Unesp] Marana', 'Marcos Antonio Cavenaghi', 'Roberta Spolon Ulson', 'Fernandes Drumond']
Real-Time crowd density estimation using images