We have a reseach project about new methods in walkability, and I think, object tracking of people on a public place, where are their ways, how many take one way, etc. is a good base to formulate walkability criteria. A little bit like a "digital Burano method"... just want to try it out, if it is possible. Open Source would be fine.
Thanks a lot
Hey there,
I don't know if there exists a software that performs these two tasks jointly. However, you can use object detector methods (which include pedestrian detection) to launch a tracking from each one. At the object detection step, I recommend you use MaskRCNN or YOLO. At the tacking step, you can use TLD (from opencv).
All alternatives above can be found in python and they are opensource (I think so).
Would something like OpenPTrack suit your needs?
- http://openptrack.org/
- https://github.com/OpenPTrack/open_ptrack
Artur Jordão : ok, it is hard, i think, but it is a good hint.
Geert De Cubber : Looks very promising, yes, i have to look closer to that!! THX a lot!
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