JOURNAL ARTICLE

Human behavior digitization and intent recognition using data modeling

Holger M. JaenischJames W. HandleyKristina L. JaenischNathaniel G. Albritton

Year: 2009 Journal:   Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE Vol: 7346 Pages: 73460E-73460E   Publisher: SPIE

Abstract

Autonomous and network centric smart cameras for use in homeland security and other human activities monitoring applications require a multi-layer approach for real time image processing. We propose a novel method to achieve behavior digitization and preemptive course of action (COA) analysis by converting temporal and spatial pixel subframes into a form that can be encoded into equation based Data Models. Output from these Data Models is fused with evidence and sensor data in the COA decision cascade, which recommends COAs that yield evidence. Evidence from the decision cascade continues to be amassed until the hypothesized threat forms a strong enough conviction to initiate alert responses and external intercepting events. This paper outlines our proposed methodology and approach.

Keywords:
Digitization Computer science Data modeling Homeland security Artificial intelligence Pixel Cascade Machine learning Real-time computing Data mining Computer vision Engineering

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