Count Vehicle Over Region of Interest Using Euclidean Distance
Journal Title: International Research Journal of Computer Science - Year 2016, Vol 0, Issue 0
Abstract
This paper propose a system to calculate the vehicle from video file. Vehicles will be calculated when passing through a Region Of Interest that has been set by the user. Calculation of the vehicle obtained by calculating the number of pixels that differ between frames. Pixel difference between frames is obtained by calculating RGB value using euclidean distance. Experiment results show that system able to count vehicle using euclidean distance method.
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Bagus Priambodo, Nur Ani
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