Deep Convolutional Neural Network Applied to Quality Assessment for Video Tracking
Roger Gomez Nieto, Eugenio Tamura Morimitsu

TL;DR
This paper presents a deep convolutional neural network architecture designed to automatically detect exposure distortions in surveillance videos, aiming to improve video analysis accuracy and enable distortion-aware processing.
Contribution
The work introduces a novel deep learning architecture specifically for recognizing exposure distortions in videos, addressing a gap in automatic quality assessment.
Findings
Effective detection of exposure distortions demonstrated
Potential for enhancing video analysis pipelines
Foundation for distortion-aware video processing
Abstract
Surveillance videos often suffer from blur and exposure distortions that occur during acquisition and storage, which can adversely influence following automatic image analysis results on video-analytic tasks. The purpose of this paper is to deploy an algorithm that can automatically assess the presence of exposure distortion in videos. In this work we to design and build one architecture for deep learning applied to recognition of distortions in a video. The goal is to know if the video present exposure distortions. Such an algorithm could be used to enhance or restoration image or to create an object tracker distortion-aware.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Image Processing Techniques · Advanced Vision and Imaging · Image Enhancement Techniques
