Elsevier Computational Intelligence in Surveillance Systems Using Image Processing

Traditional surveillance systems struggle to process large volumes of visual data, identify specific objects or behaviors, and adapt to dynamic environments. Computational intelligence, which encompasses techniques like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and computer vision, offers powerful tools to address these challenges by enabling automated analysis, pattern recognition, and decision-making based on visual data. Computational Intelligence in Surveillance Systems Using Image Processing addresses the unique challenges and ethical considerations of applying AI and ML, offering a nuanced understanding of the regulatory landscape. It provides insights into the responsible development and deployment of technologies to unlock the transformative potential of computational intelligence to revolutionize surveillance systems and advance the capabilities of security and monitoring across various sectors. Discusses emerging trends, potential challenges, and areas for future research, providing a roadmap for scholars looking to contribute to the evolving field of image processing Explains how AI and ML algorithms can be applied to analyze and interpret visual data captured by surveillance cameras Considers the challenges and considerations associated with deploying computational intelligence in surveillance, including privacy concerns, ethical considerations, and technical limitations Explores specific use cases and applications where computational intelligence can enhance surveillance capabilities, such as object detection, activity recognition, anomaly detection, and predictive analytics