real-time traffic count

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Hi, I am creating a project real-time traffic count using motion detector. On the GUI there are 1 PictureBox and 2 Buttons. I input the image onto the PictureBox using PrintScreen method so I check traffic video that I got from youtube using print. 1 of the Buttons is used to capture the PrintScreen area. The other 1 is for selecting the area of motion detector to count the cars.

I have done all this but the problem now is that I have to check if that is any collision in the video. I do not know how to start or use what kind of method to write. Could anyone give me some example or advise on how I can go along writing the collision detection method. Thanks

Posted 26-Oct-10 17:04pm

ash_ng

Updated 31-Oct-10 14:22pm

Henry Minute

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Roger Wright 27-Oct-10 0:40am

Can you clarify what you mean by "collision?" Are you trying to ensure that the same car isn't counted twice, or checking to see if two cars actually hit each other?

ash_ng 28-Oct-10 2:12am

i checking to see if two cars actually hit each other. can u help me??

shakil0304003 30-Oct-10 6:42am

Please, give your code to understand your approach.

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2010-10-31T09:15:00

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You would probably benefit from looking at some of the stuff in here. You'll get a whole lot more information that someones personal approach here.

Collision Detection.

Posted 31-Oct-10 9:15am

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