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suspicious by Alexandre Gordien
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suspicious is a tracking software based on the Lucas-Kanade method. From a video
file or directly from a video device, suspicious follows the points that you
select. By default, it returns the middle point of the area you created but feel
free to adapt this program to your work. The output of suspicious is designed
to fit with pipes : you can redirect it to another software to add others 
processes. 

History
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This is version 1.1 of suspicious

  Fixed bug(s)
  ------------
    * "Floating point exception" : when all points were erased, the function
      computing the middle point were still working with a null divisor. It is 
      now fixed.
    * Memory leaks due to redundant memory allocation.

  Change(s)
  ---------
    * huge code cleanup and optimizations. (special thanks to Jérôme Milan ;) )
    * added function to save the current image (press 'S' key) (PNG format)
      images are save by default in the "~/suspicious_screenshots" directory 
      but an other path can be specified through arguments ('-s'). See man page
      for more information.

Requirements
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suspicious requires openCV and openCV-devel.

Installation
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Edit the Makefile to suit your needs.

To compile suspicious just go into the suspicious directory and type on prompt:

$ make

You do not need to be root to do this !!!
If any error occured during the compilation please report them to :
alexandre.gordien@orange.fr

Then type:

$ sudo make install

This will install the executable file and the man page into the
appropriate directories.

Comments and bugs reports
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Bugs reports or any comments about this project are obviously very welcomed. 
Contact me by e-mail (alexandre.gordien@orange.fr) or see the SourceForge page : 
http://sourceforge.net/projects/suspicious/.


Source: README, updated 2012-05-25