Interpreting and understanding the image using deep learning and imprecise information from the monitoring system

The interpretation and understanding of images using deep learning algorithms in monitoring systems is an important area of research in computer vision. In this paper, we propose a novel approach for interpreting and understanding images of human behaviour captured from cameras and drones in monitoring systems. In the work, we presented a pedestrian detection method. This is the first element of a larger system of interpreting the behaviour of traffic participants. We begin by pre-processing the images to remove noise and unwanted artefacts. We then use labelled and unlabelled data to train a deep learning algorithm to accurately classify and predict human behaviour. To account for imprecise information, we incorporate probabilistic models into the algorithm to allow it to make predictions with uncertainty. To evaluate the performance of our proposed approach, we use standard metrics, such as precision, recall, and F1 score, and compare our results to existing methods. We also identify the limitations of existing approaches and propose new methods for interpreting and understanding images that can improve their accuracy and reliability. Our proposed approach has the potential to provide a more accurate and robust method for interpreting and understanding images of human behaviour in monitoring systems. It can be used in various applications like traffic monitoring, security systems, and surveillance. Our results demonstrate the importance of incorporating imprecise information into deep learning algorithms to improve their performance and highlight the potential for future research in this area.