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Indoor Human Detection Based on Thermal Array Sensor Data and Adaptive Background Estimation 被引量:4
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作者 Anna A. Trofimova andrea masciadri +1 位作者 Fabio Veronese Fabio Salice 《Journal of Computer and Communications》 2017年第4期16-28,共13页
Low Resolution Thermal Array Sensors are widely used in several applications in indoor environments. In particular, one of these cheap, small and unobtrusive sensors provides a low-resolution thermal image of the envi... Low Resolution Thermal Array Sensors are widely used in several applications in indoor environments. In particular, one of these cheap, small and unobtrusive sensors provides a low-resolution thermal image of the environment and, unlike cameras;it is capable to detect human heat emission even in dark rooms. The obtained thermal data can be used to monitor older seniors while they are performing daily activities at home, to detect critical situations such as falls. Most of the studies in activity recognition using Thermal Array Sensors require human detection techniques to recognize humans passing in the sensor field of view. This paper aims to improve the accuracy of the algorithms used so far by considering the temperature environment variation. This method leverages an adaptive background estimation and a noise removal technique based on Kalman Filter. In order to properly validate the system, a novel installation of a single sensor has been implemented in a smart environment: the obtained results show an improvement in human detection accuracy with respect to the state of the art, especially in case of disturbed environments. 展开更多
关键词 THERMAL ARRAY Sensor INDOOR Human Detection Adaptive Background ESTIMATION KALMAN FILTERING Smart Environment
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BigEar: Ubiquitous Wireless Low-Budget Speech Capturing Interface
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作者 Stefano Gorla Sara Comai +1 位作者 andrea masciadri Fabio Salice 《Journal of Computer and Communications》 2017年第4期60-83,共24页
This article presents BigEar, a wireless low-cost speech capturing interface that aims to realize unobtrusive and transparent context-aware vocal interaction for home automation. The speech recognition process impleme... This article presents BigEar, a wireless low-cost speech capturing interface that aims to realize unobtrusive and transparent context-aware vocal interaction for home automation. The speech recognition process implemented in BigEar system considers noise sources including possible holes in the reconstructed audio stream and tries to overcome them by means of inexactness toleration mechanisms to improve intelligibility of the reconstructed signal. Key contribution of this work is the use of extremely low cost devices to realize a modular flexible and real-time wireless sensor network. On-field implementation and experiments show that the proposed solution can perform real-time speech reconstruction, while listening tests confirm the intelligibility of the reconstructed signal. 展开更多
关键词 WIRELESS Sensor Networks SPEECH CAPTURE Degraded SPEECH Recognition UBIQUITOUS Systems LOW Cost ARCHITECTURES
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