Human Density for Any Function&Violence Detection
Mr.Sanjay S 1, Mrs. N. Anandhapriya 2
1 II MCA, Department of Computer Applications, Nehru Institute of Information Technology &Management, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India.
2 Assistant Professor (SG), Department of Computer Applications, Nehru Institute of Information Technology &Management, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India
Abstract - Human detection and counting in visual surveillance systems is a critical task for enhancing security, monitoring crowd behavior, and improving safety in various environments such as public spaces, retail stores, transportation hubs, and industrial settings. This paper presents a robust approach for detecting and counting individuals in real-time using computer vision and machine learning techniques. The proposed system aims to accurately identify and track human figures within video footage, providing reliable data on foot traffic, crowd density, and movement patterns. The system employs a combination of deep learning-based object detection models, such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), and more advanced architectures like You Only Look Once (YOLO) or Faster R-CNN, to detect human figures in a wide range of environments and lighting conditions. These models are trained to recognize human bodies, even in crowded or occluded settings, and to differentiate between humans and other objects in the scene. The counting functionality is achieved by tracking individual detections across video frames, ensuring that each person is counted once, even as they move through complex environments. Real-time human detection is achieved through a pipeline that processes video frames from surveillance cameras. The system provides outputs such as the number of people present in a given area, their movement trajectories, and density estimation. Alerts can be generated for abnormal crowd conditions, such as overcrowding or unusual movement patterns, which are valuable for security personnel or operational monitoring. Additionally, the system supports integration with existing surveillance infrastructure, providing a seamless solution for automated crowd management.
Key Words: Violence detection, Yolo, Video analytics, CNN, computer vision
