Vehicle Detection in CCTV
VIJAY RAM REDDY, VIJAYA LAKSHMI, VIJAYA SREE, VIKAS REDDY, VILOCHAN, VINATHA REDDY, H.PACKIARAJ
GUIDE: H.PACKIARAJ
(ASSISTANT PROFESSOR) DEPT. OF AI&ML
Abstract:
To develop a project for detecting car vehicles in moving videos using Python and Computer Vision (CV), there will be some important. features to be noticed and We need to collect video data for training and testing the model. You can use public datasets such as KITTI, Cityscapes or you can create your own dataset. Next we need to do Preprocessing of data which includes resizing, normalization , and augmentation of the images. For augmentation, you can use techniques like flipping, rotating, and cropping the images. For. training the model, you can use deep learning models. such as YOLO or SSD. You can use pre- trained models and finetune them on your dataset, or you can train the models from scratch. Once you have trained the model, you need to evaluate its performance. After evaluating the model, you can test it on new video data to see how well it performs in detecting car vehicles in moving videos. Finally, you can deploy the model for real time detection of car vehicles in moving videos. You can use libraries such as OpenCV and TensorFlow for deploying the model.
Vehicle detection in closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems is an essential component of modern surveillance and traffic management systems. It involves the use of advanced computer vision techniques to automatically identify and track vehicles within the camera's field of view. This technology plays a crucial role in various applications, including traffic monitoring, parking management, security surveillance, and intelligent transportation systems.
The primary objective of vehicle detection in CCTV is to accurately identify and extract information about vehicles present in the monitored area. This information typically includes vehicle location, size, speed, direction, and sometimes even license plate recognition. By analyzing this data, operators can gain valuable insights into traffic patterns, congestion levels, and potential security threats.