Multiple features based shared models for background subtraction
Background modeling is a fundamental problem in computer vision and usually as the first step for high-level applications. Pixel based approaches usually ignore the spatial coherence, while region based approaches are sensitive to region size and scene complexity. In this paper, we propose a robust background subtraction approach via multiple features based shared models. Each shared model is represented by a sequence of samples based on sample consensus. Each pixel dynamically searches a matched model around the neighborhood. This shared mechanism not only enhances the robustness for background noise and jitter but also significantly reduces the number of models and samples for each model. Besides, we concatenate color and texture features as multiple features according to the discriminability and complementarity, so that each pixel can find a proper model more easily. Finally, the shared models are updated by random selecting a pixel matched the model with an adaptive update rate. Experiments on ChangeDetection benchmark 2014 show that the proposed approach outperforms the state-of-the-art methods.