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(MS)2EDNet: Multiscale Motion Saliency Deep Network for Moving Object Detection

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Computer Vision and Image Processing (CVIP 2021)

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Foreground segmentation in videos is a perplexing task. Infrequent motion of objects, illumination, shadow, camouflage, etc. are major factors which degrades the quality of segmentation. Usage of visual features like color, texture or shape, deficiencies the acquaintance of semantic evidence for foreground segmentation. In this paper, a novel compact multiscale motion saliency encoder-decoder learning network, ((MS)2EDNet) is presented for moving object detection (MOD). Initially, the lengthy streaming video is split into several small video streams (SVS). The background for each SVS is estimated using proposed network. Further, the saliency map is estimated via the input frames and estimated background for each SVS. Further, a compact multiscale encoder–decoder network (MSEDNet) is presented to extract the multiscale foregrounds from saliency maps. The extracted multiscale foregrounds are integrated to estimate the final foreground of the video frame. The effectiveness of the proposed (MS)2EDNet is estimated on three standard datasets (CDnet-2014 [1], and Wallflower [3]) for MOD. The compactness of the (MS)2EDNet is analyzed based on computational complexity and compared with the present approaches. Experimental study shows that proposed network outpaces the present state-of-the-art approaches on three standard datasets for MOD in terms of both detection accuracy and computational complexity.

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    Santosh Nagnath Randive, Kishor B. Bhangale, Rahul G. Mapari, Kiran M. Napte & Kishor B. Wane

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Randive, S.N., Bhangale, K.B., Mapari, R.G., Napte, K.M., Wane, K.B. (2022). (MS)2EDNet: Multiscale Motion Saliency Deep Network for Moving Object Detection. In: Raman, B., Murala, S., Chowdhury, A., Dhall, A., Goyal, P. (eds) Computer Vision and Image Processing. CVIP 2021. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol 1568. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-11349-9_17

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