Moving scene-based video segmentation using fast convolutional neural network integration of VGG-16 net deep learning architecture

Abstract

Video and object segmentation are considered significant research topics in image-video processing. The techniques and mathematical models involved in detecting and segmenting objects employ several modules of different high-level approaches developed for video analysis, object extraction, classification, and recognition. Moving object detection is important in various applications like video surveillance, moving object tracking. This paper proposes video segmentation of moving scene using fast convolutional neural network with VGG-16 net architecture which improves the accuracy. This developed method based on CNN sparsely represents foreground, background, and segmentation mask, which is used in reconstructing the original images. The feed-forward network-trained videos are applied for object detection in a single image with co-segmentation approach where videos or image collections are required as the input. The segmentation is performed through comparative analysis of real-time DAVIS dataset. The results of the experiment show the efficiency of this proposed method which is tested and compared with the existing techniques such as convolution neural network, [Formula: see text]-nearest neighbors, and artificial neural network by the parameters, namely accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-Score. The proposed technique has been improved in terms of accuracy by 97.8%, precision by 94%, recall by 87.9%, and F1-Score by 83.8%.