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Congestion Oblique Angle #2 |
Experiment Accuracy | |||
Martin NN = 82%
Nearest-neighbor classifier using Martin distance.
State KL NN = 82%
Nearest-neighbor classifier using state KL divergence
State KL SVM = 83%
SVM classifier using state KL kernel
Image KL NN = 62%
Nearest-neighbor classifier using image KL divergence
Image KL SVM = 87%
SVM classifier using image KL kernel
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Description
In this experiment, we attempt to discriminate between three congestion levels of pedsetrian traffic using still clips at an oblique angle on a different day as the first (below). Location: 4th floor of Geisel Library, UC San Diego.
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Oblique Angle #1 Still |
Experiment Accuracy | |||
Martin NN = 76%
Nearest-neighbor classifier using Martin distance.
State KL NN = 76%
Nearest-neighbor classifier using state KL divergence
State KL SVM = 88%
SVM classifier using state KL kernel
Image KL NN = 60%
Nearest-neighbor classifier using image KL divergence
Image KL SVM = 86%
SVM classifier using image KL kernel
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Description
In this experiment, we attempt to discriminate between three congestion levels of pedsetrian traffic using still clips at an oblique angle. Location: 4th floor of Geisel Library, UC San Diego.
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Oblique Angle #3 |
Need other classes to discriminate. |
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Front Angle Still |
Experiment Accuracy | |||
Martin NN = 64%
Nearest-neighbor classifier using Martin distance.
State KL NN = 64%
Nearest-neighbor classifier using state KL divergence
State KL SVM = 58%
SVM classifier using state KL kernel
Image KL NN = 62%
Nearest-neighbor classifier using image KL divergence
Image KL SVM = 70%
SVM classifier using image KL kernel
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Description
In this experiment, we attempt to discriminate between three different levels of pedestrian traffic flow using still clips at a front angle.
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Front Angle #2 Still |
Need other classes to discriminate. |
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Description
In this experiment, we attempt to discriminate between three different levels of pedestrian traffic flow using still clips at a front angle.
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Side Angle Still |
Need other classes to discriminate. |
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Description
In this experiment, we attempt to discriminate between different levels of pedestrian traffic flow using still clips at a side angle.
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Side Angle #2 Still |
Need other classes to discriminate. |
Need other classes to discriminate. |
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Description
In this experiment, we attempt to discriminate between different levels of pedestrian traffic flow using still clips at a side angle.
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Front Angle Eye Level Walking |
Need other classes to discriminate. |
Need other classes to discriminate. |
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Front Angle Above Head Level Walking |
Need other classes to discriminate. |
Need other classes to discriminate. |
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Description
No experiment setup yet.
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Side Angle Pan |
Need other classes to discriminate. |
Need other classes to discriminate. |
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Description
No experiment setup yet.
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