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This repository implements the concept of a heatmap for video recordings, which highlights the occurences of objects of interests that are moving in a static scene. A scene can be a sportfield, a public place, a shop, a factory or any physical place in this world. Objects can be persons, cars, boxes in a factory, players on a field, or anything else that create differences in a static scene. This repository implements the concept of a heatmap for video recordings, which highlights the occurences of objects of interests that are moving in a static scene. A scene can be a sportfield, a public place, a shop, a factory or any physical place in this world. Objects can be persons, cars, boxes in a factory, players on a field, or anything else that create differences in a static scene.
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> A heatmap is a graphical representation of data that uses a system of color-coding to represent different values. > A heatmap is a graphical representation of data that uses a system of color-coding to represent different values.
Heatmaps are produced by processing one or more recordings of a static scene, and tracking one or more object of interests. As illustrated before, scenes and objects are of your own interest and will vary from usecase to usecase. Heatmaps are produced by processing one or more recordings of a static scene, and tracking one or more object of interests. As illustrated before, scenes and objects are of your own interest and will vary from usecase to usecase.