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Automated Fall Detection on Privacy- Enhanced Video Alex Edgcomb Frank Vahid University of California, Riverside Department of Computer Science Copyright © 2012 Alex Edgcomb, UC Riverside. 1 of 12

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Automated Fall Detection on Privacy-Enhanced Video

Alex EdgcombFrank Vahid

University of California, RiversideDepartment of Computer Science

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Reasons to detect falls with privacy-enhanced video

Privacyadjustable

Detect otherevents

Body-worn

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+Anywhere

-Not always worn

Efficient person-detection in video

Background image Video frame Foreground

=-

via foreground-background segmentation

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Abstracting person to rectangle

Video frame

Foreground

Minimum bounding rectangle

(MBR) of foreground

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Fall shown as four MBR features

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Fall classification (details in paper)

Observed shape

Characteristicfall shape

Similarity0.84

Dynamic time warping

Non-fall

Non-fall Fall

Observed shape

0.46

0.88

Binary tree classification

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DTW established time series technique

Recordings gathered

• 23 recordings (12 fall, 11 non-fall)• Sole male twenty-six year old actor• Recorded in living room• Recorded with webcam @ 15 fps

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Fall detection accuracy by featureFeature Average sensitivity Average specificity

Height of MBR in pixels

0.31 0.30Width of MBR in

pixels 0.91 0.92Height-to-width

ratio of MBR0.44 0.50

Width-to-height ratio of MBR

0.64 0.67

For each feature, trained binary classifier using leave-one-video-out, then tested with video left out.

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Fall detection on privacy-enhanced video

Raw Blur Silhouette Bounding-oval

Bounding-box

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Fall detection accuracy by privacy enhancement

Privacy setting Average sensitivity Average specificity

Raw 0.91 0.92Blur 1.00 0.67

Silhouette 0.91 0.75

Bounding-oval 0.91 0.92Bounding-box 0.82 0.92

• Auto-converted 23 raw videos into each privacy enhancement• Used trained binary classifier from raw video.• Tested with each privacy enhancement.

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Characteristic fall shape is nearly identical for raw and privacy-enhanced video

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Conclusions

• Bounding-oval yielded same accuracy as raw video

• Privacy-enhanced fall detection is viable

• Future work– Compare our algorithm to

previous works– Experiments with more recordings– Consider more privacy

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