Move Detection is a methodological contribution in trajectory analysis that identifies significant changes in movement patterns by distinguishing deliberate locomotion from stationary or random behavior within spatiotemporal data sequences.
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Dataset and benchmark for detecting moving objects in construction sites
Xuehui An, Zhou Li, Zuguang Liu et al. · Automation in Construction · 2020 · 195 citations
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Utrecht University
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