Date of Publication :20th May 2017
Abstract: Since human and other animals exhibit Natural Intelligence (NI), for programing machine Artificial Intelligence (AI) is used. The field of AI research is described as the study of smart devices such as a robot, computer etc. that take necessary action according to surrounding environment. Moving object is a prominent area of computer-vision research in the field of video surveillance system. This is not effortless work as persistent manipulation of the subject happens through travel. Across spatial and temporal spaces, each object across motion has different accreditations. In temporal space entity the motion rate varies where as in space entity the size differs. Detection and recognition of individuals is the main focus of this research. Community of people existing video sets are known for the purpose of identifying people and tracking people in crowd scene. The method of context subtraction is used to identify humans. To remove information, the descriptor method of the Oriented Gradient Histogram is applied. Support Vector Machine (SVM) classification system is used to classify the conducted human activity.
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