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IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence
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Multi-object trajectory tracking
Machine Vision and Applications
NSP: a Neuro---Symbolic Processor
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Heuristic algorithms for fast and accurate tracking of moving objects in unrestricted environments
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In this paper we present an intelligent active video surveillance system currently adopted in two different application domains: railway tunnels and outdoor storage areas. The system takes advantages of the integration of Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) and symbolic Artificial Intelligence (AI). This hybrid system is formed by virtual neural sensors (implemented as WiSARD–like systems) and BDI agents. The coupling of virtual neural sensors with symbolic reasoning for interpreting their outputs, makes this approach both very light from a computational and hardware point of view, and rather robust in performances. The system works on different scenarios and in difficult light conditions.