Abstract

Traditional image object classification and detection algorithms and strategies cannot meet the problem of video image acquisition and processing. Deep learning deliberately simulates the hierarchical structure of human brain, and establishes the mapping from low-level signals to high-level semantics, so as to achieve hierarchical feature representation of data. Deep learning technology has powerful visual information processing ability, which has become the forefront technology and domestic and international research hotspots to deal with this challenge. In order to solve the problem of target space location in video surveillance system, time-consuming and other problems, in this paper, we propose the algorithm based on RNN-LSTM deep learning. At the same time, according to the principle of OpenGL perspective imaging and photogrammetry consistency, we use 3D scene simulation imaging technology, relying on the corresponding relationship between video images and simulation images we locate the target object. In the 3D virtual scene, we set up the virtual camera to simulate the imaging processing of the actual camera, and the pixel coordinates in the video image of the surveillance target are substituted into the simulation image, next, the spatial coordinates of the target are inverted by the inverse process of the virtual imaging. The experimental results show that the detection of target objects has high accuracy, which has an important reference value for outdoor target localization through video surveillance images.

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