An Overview on Vehicle Detection and Classification System by Gaussian Mixture Models
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Gaussian Mixture Models, Vehicle Detection, Classification SystemAbstract
An efficient traffic control system by detecting as well as adding up the vehicle numbers several times and areas are required. Traffic estimate from the fixed graphics is the vital problem for automating traffic control commands. Today's traffic monitoring system possesses no significance on the online traffic situation, which results in unskilled traffic management units. These traffic cooking timers just reveal the pre-set time, this feels like utilizing an available loop system. If our company settle a sealed loop system making use of cam, it is achievable to forecast the needed opportunity on traffic light timers according to the traffic thickness. If the traffic signal timers are presenting simply required opportunity to manage the traffic, after that the time wasted on unwanted environment-friendly indicators (eco-friendly sign, when there is no traffic) will be saved. This paper provides an overview on vehicle detection and classification system by gaussian mixture models.
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