Crowd density analysis is crucial for crowd monitoring and management. This paper proposes a novel method for crowd density analysis. According to the framework, input images are firstly divided into patches, and each patch is associated with a density label based on its texture features. Finally, local information is synthesized for global density estimation. Local image content is described by features based on co-occurrence textures and visual words processing chain. Experiments show that the system is highly robust to scene changes and background noise yet remain discriminative for crowd detection.
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