Affiliations:
Railway Police College School of Police Administration, Zhengzhou, Henan, China
Correspondence:
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Corresponding author. Jin Wang, Railway Police College School of Police Administration, No. 31, Nong Ye Road, City of ZhengZhou Henan, China. E-mail: [email protected].
Abstract: Facing COVID-19 epidemic, many countries have recently strengthened epidemic prevention and control measures. The reliability of safety management is of great significance to personnel management and control during the COVID-19 epidemic period. The focus of security management of early warning is to monitor and identify the moving target. The current optical flow method is vulnerable to the influence of light changes and background movement, and it is not very accurate for moving target detection in dynamic complex background. In this paper, aiming at the traditional Lucas Kanade optical flow method, the inter frame difference method, mean shift clustering algorithm and morphological processing are combined to optimize and improve on the original basis, so that the moving target detection effect in both simple and complex environments is significantly improved. At the same time, the improved algorithm also reduces the execution time to a certain extent, and has a certain resistance to noise interference such as light changes. This has a certain ability test value for personnel control during the epidemic.
Keywords: Lucas Kanade optical flow method, COVID-19, mean shift algorithm, security
management, moving target
