Smart urban management identification by integrating optical flow characteristics and HSV space.

n smart cities, sanitation workers are the key to urban construction. Accurate targeting of sanitation workers can help managers better monitor and manage them. Pedestrian detection is the core and key component of object detection technology. The difficulty of pedestrian detection in the actual feature recognition is still how to quickly and accurately identify the identity in the complex video scene. To realize the effective detection of sanitation workers, the study designs an identity identification scheme conducive to the friendly management of smart urban management. Since the optical flow feature extraction method and HSV color space extraction method can not meet the actual detection efficiency, this study innovatively integrates the two methods to improve the detection accuracy of the mode. Meanwhile, the study also introduces PCA algorithm to identify the specific identity of sanitation workers. In the actual detection of sanitation workers, the identification rate of two sanitation workers is high, and the similarity is 98.61%. This technology greatly reduces the false detection rate of actual detection and improves the detection accuracy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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