Mirko Miihlisch, M. Oberlander, O. Lohlein, D. Gavrila, Werner Ritter
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A multiple detector approach to low-resolution FIR pedestrian recognition
In this paper we present a recognition scheme, which is both reliable and fast. The scheme comprises the simultaneous harmonized use of three powerful detection algorithms, the hyper permutation network (HPN), a hierarchical contour matching (HCM) algorithm and a cascaded classifier approach. Each algorithm is evaluated separately and afterwards, based on the evaluation results, the fusion of the detection results is performed by a particle filter approach.