OpenCV 3 Car Counting C++ full source code

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Prerequisite:
OpenCV C++ Installation/Configuration:

Part 1: OpenCV 3 Play Video File C++

Part 2: OpenCV 3 Image Subtraction C++

Part 3: OpenCV 3 Mouse Move Prediction Algorithm C++

Part 4: OpenCV 3 Multiple Object Tracking by Image Subtraction C++ full source code

Part 5: OpenCV 3 Car Counting C++ full source code

[kublaixan]

man, you're amazing, you've done these 5 tutorials all around one hour after each other without losing pace and staying highly informative. I don't directly require this functionality (except for the counting, but from cascade detection side) but it is impressive to see your work.

[lswote]

You did a great job. The pace was just fine as you had good written reference material to use when implementing myself. I would just stop the video whenever I couldn't keep up and refer to your written material to do the things I had fallen behind on.

[Shilvittebadlå]

Thank you! Learned a lot, and these videos will really help us with our bachelor thesis <3

[dcoulter]

Thank you
thank you for all the Opencv3 && c++ videos and most importantly the source😁

This will help me a lot with my custom surveillance nvr (more monitoring unit then recorder)
Between the people detection, car counting, and the LPR for the lpr cam.


Rtsp ip camera streams. There's a great bit of code for opening each video stream in its own Thread. Multi thread
I'll find it later and link it for others to reference

[zulhamhusni]

Woowww, you are amazing man. Thank you

[Wangan_W]

Now can I use this to count people instead and run this on a raspberry pi?

[VCTHAR]

good work sir and thank q for sharing your knowledge and encouraging budding developers .

[cpaterop]

Great tutorial! i am not sure why you need prediction though. if indeed prediction is needed why not taking one extra past measurement? I have one question, how do you manage to assign the same id to the past blobs of the same car? i thought blobs' id is random each time!

[jawfilife]

@ChrisDahms What is the open source licensing on your github repo's?

[iqraluqman]

are you using guassian mixture approach?

[syazwanyahamedsha]

Is it a way to make the cars' id does not have a big gap ? like one car is 24 and the other suddenly is 132 .

[ryanlim]

Great work! Is it possible that I use different type of background subtraction methods?

[bonvivantsentoy]

is this project not dependent to this video only ? I mean, will this be working properly ? even with different video ? thanks

[atacan_yucel]

Well, thank you there isnt much examples out there. Do you consider making new examples but for beginners not just explaining codes :D That would be really helpfull for a lot of people. Thanks again.

[nikariz]

Good video sir..can we generate this codes into a windows form application?

[hyberpink]

Great work indeed. Fantastic accuracy. would recommend you to add speed detection along with lane violation. I would be glad to have ful details about this project and do let me know how can I get details? Please leave me message.

[michalzila]

CV_CAP_PROP_FRAME_COUNT was not declared. Why?

[jadalee]

how would I create a unique ID for each car

[danieloguntayo]

Hi, tried to run this code but is giving me intellisense errors.... how do i go about it sir?

[georg]

Hey so first of all thank you for these awesome videos!
You said, other situations like different illumination (shadows, etc) would be a problem.
Do you have some intuition about specifically how to deal with illumination changes?
I feel like it would be a huge problem to deal with shadows in a blob-detection-scenario like this.