Plagiarism detection

Pedestrian Detection in Surveillance Abstract Pedestrian detection is fragmented as there are numerous algorithms used in different research. This research aims to provide an overview to understand the current state of pedestrian detection as well as analyse the challenges, effectiveness, accuracy and cost benefit of different approaches used in surveillance and how current challenges are being tackled. Introduction Pedestrian detection is a key problem in computer vision. There are a number

Convictions prior to the advancement of DNA testing in the criminal justice system were commonly found to be later wrongful and due to eyewitness misidentification (Scheck & Neufeld, 2001). Hence, there has been increasing research by psychologists in eyewitness memory and particularly in line up practices. In criminal identification, a simultaneous line up (SIM) is typically used and involves presenting the witness with all line-up suspects at once with the offender (target) placed amongst other

Activity 1 presents the challenge of detecting vehicles in front of a stereo camera and determining the distance to them using stereo data. The team accomplished this by creating a disparity map from the two rectified images and then plotting a point cloud based on this data. A cascaded object detector is then used to get regions of interest (ROIs) where vehicles are in frame. These ROIs are then used to extract the depth of the vehicle in the point cloud. The result is a distance to the identified

attacked image via. Detection of desired image corner. 38 [4] Sayyed Mohammad Hosseini (2016) et. al. present that In this paper a new method for detection of camera tampering is proposed. Some examples for camera tampering are: shaking the camera, movement of the camera, occlusion, and rotation of the camera. The tampering may be intentional or unintentional. In the proposed algorithm, in addition to detection of the exact nature

-Aldrich Ames was quoted as saying, “There's no special magic in passing lie detector tests, he shrugged. Confidence is what does it. Confidence and a friendly relationship with the examiner... rapport, where you smile and you make him think that you like him.'' ("Ames: Separated Spy, Agent Lives," 1994) This was Aldrich Ames quote when asked about taking polygraphs as a CIA employee after he was arrested for being a spy for Russia in 1994. The following information will discuss a case study that

Lying Lying…what exactly is lying? The definition of lying is “not telling the truth in the face of society ”. Lying is considered wrong and a sin in places all around the world, including America. When you lie you destroy the shield of trust that people think of when your name is mentioned. This creates tension and feuds with all of the people involved. Lying can also be against the law when involved in the presence of a judge or a government case, which leads to a penalty that may include a fine

in Spotting Deception, Borenstein (2016) states that deciphering if someone is lying to you is not a simple task. Borenstein (2016) implies that many of our common perception of lying are actually misconceptions. To better understand deception detection, Borenstein (2016) interviewed two experts, Pamela Meyer and David Matsumoto, who are in the field of deception research. According to Borenstein (2016), with time and practice anyone can learn how to sense when they are being deceived. Borenstein’s

Justin Ross Harris, the Georgia man accused of purposely leaving his 22-month-old son locked inside a hot SUV to die back in June 2014, will return to the public eye after more than a year. Cobb County released records of the toddler's autopsy, but you would fine little new information on the medical examiner's report. They listed hyperthermia as the cause of death. What did they find? During a re-creation of Cooper Harris's death, criminal law investigators used a slightly warmer day, but they

In 1925, Leonarde Keeler create a polygraph instrument that used inked pens which recorded the changes in a person’s blood pressure, pulse rate and respiratory patterns. In 1938, Keeler refined his instrument by adding a third component for the detection of deception, this was called the psycho galvanometer. This component measured changes in a person’s skin electrical resistance while being questioned. This paved way to the polygraph as we know it today. In 1948, Leonarde Keeler founded the first

literature values of PHCs in surface waters from several countries. Pharmaceuticals in animal lot lagoon overflow The results for ALLO samples showed a positive identification of ENRO, OTC, TYLO and a metabolite / impurity, EHTC. The frequency of detection of ENRO was 100 % for the beef research farm and the observed concentrations were above the LOQ (> 15.2 ng/L). The average concentrations in µg/L of ENRO (0.44; Figure 5), OTC (8.0), TC (18.1) and EHTC (10.8) were highest in ALLO samples collected