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Kernel Density Estimation - concept and applications Bohyung Han bhhan@cs.umd.edu

Kernel Density Estimation Definition of KDE Characteristics Nonparametric technique Effective multi-modal data representation Consideration of noise for observed data Representation of model/state

Example

Variations Kernel Bandwidth Uniform Gaussian Epanechnikov … Fixed to every data Variable according to data pattern

Issues Bandwidth selection Automatic data-dependent bandwidth selection MISE (Mean Integrated Squared Error) Error between the estimated and the true density (which is not known) Variable bandwidth selection Mean-shift No good method yet

Issues – cont’d

Issues – cont’d Computational cost Slow Memory consumption No closed form A lot of exponential computations (Gaussian kernel) Memory consumption Must store all the data in most cases!

Application – BGS (1) Overview PDF per pixel by KDE Classification by global threshold Nonparametric representation Better than parametric representation Very high computational cost in high dimension, especially Huge memory requirement Bandwidth selection issue

Application – BGS (2) Contribution Good background modeling for multi-modal cases False alarm reduction: using spatial information Shadow detection

Application – BGS (3) Solution for issues Exponential computations Large pre-generated table producing round-off error No good solution for memory depletion Variable bandwidth selection Median absolute deviation over the sample for consecutive intensity values