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Title: METHODOLOGIES OF VIDEO ANOMALY DETECTION
Authors: KUMAR, RAJIV
Keywords: VIDEO ANOMALY DETECTION
DEEP LEARNING
Issue Date: May-2022
Series/Report no.: TD-5730;
Abstract: All cities are getting smart with the intervention of latest technologies, their infrastructure is getting upgraded with each day. Critical information is provided to us by these infrastructures. There is growing prevalence of AI in today’s world, with the help of which a real-time system can be developed that can assist in detecting crimes as they occur. The surveillance platform’s information may include both aberrant and conventional footage. We propose developing an aberrant event identification system based on weakly annotated training videos, and so when such behavior is discovered, suitable action may be taken. For extraction of features, we deployed I3D-Resnet-50, a deep residual model. The Kinetics video action dataset was used to train this network. There are 13 unique abnormalities in our dataset. Crime, Attack, Firing, Burglaries, Thieving, Prison, Fight, Thefts, Breaking and entering, Bomb, Criminal damage, Torture, and Traffic Accident are all unusual incidents. The proposed approach for visual anomaly detection achieves considerable improvements in terms of correctness and recall.
URI: http://dspace.dtu.ac.in:8080/jspui/handle/repository/19142
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