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Analysis of pixel-level algorithms for video surveillance applications
We propose a classification for a set of pixel-level algorithms employed in video surveillance applications and define a performance evaluation metric, based on an analysis of experimental data, for comparing the addressed algorithms. The results of such a comparison are presented and discussed. The set of algorithms considered in this work includes several algorithms widely known in the literature.