Video behavior possible identification and recognition of abnormalities and normal behavior profiling for anomaly detection using CNN mode
By: Majji, Venu
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Contributor(s): Kakollu, Vanitha.
Publisher: Haryana IOSR - International Organization of Scientific Research 2022Edition: Vol.24(2), Mar-Apr.Description: 49-54p.Subject(s): Computer EngineeringOnline resources: Click here
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IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering (IOSR-JCE)Summary: The aim of this Paper is to unravel the matter of modeling video behavior recorded in surveillance videosto be
used in online normal behavior recognition and anomaly detection applications. With none manualmarking of
the training data collection, a replacement architecture is made for automated behavior profiling andonline
anomaly sampling/detection. The subsequent are the core components of the framework supported discrete
scene event detection ,a compact and efficient behavior representation method is developed. Modeling each
pattern employing a Dynamic Bayesian Network is employed to gauge the similarities betweenbehavior
patterns (DBN). A completely unique spectral clustering algorithm supported based on unsupervised model
selection and have selection on the eigen vectors of anormalized affinity matrix is employed to get then atural
grouping of behavior patterns. To detect abnormal behavior, a runtime accumulative anomaly measure
isimplemented, while normal behavior patterns are recognized when adequate visual evidence is out there
supported a web survey. This enables the fastest possible identification and recognition of abnormalitiesand
normal behavior. Experiments with noisy and broken data sets gathered from both indoor andoutdoor
monitoring scenarios show the efficacy and robustness of our approach. It’s is demonstrated that indetecting
anomaly from an unseen video, a behavior model trained with an unlabeled data set
outperformsthosetrainedwith an equivalentbutlabeleddataset.
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The aim of this Paper is to unravel the matter of modeling video behavior recorded in surveillance videosto be
used in online normal behavior recognition and anomaly detection applications. With none manualmarking of
the training data collection, a replacement architecture is made for automated behavior profiling andonline
anomaly sampling/detection. The subsequent are the core components of the framework supported discrete
scene event detection ,a compact and efficient behavior representation method is developed. Modeling each
pattern employing a Dynamic Bayesian Network is employed to gauge the similarities betweenbehavior
patterns (DBN). A completely unique spectral clustering algorithm supported based on unsupervised model
selection and have selection on the eigen vectors of anormalized affinity matrix is employed to get then atural
grouping of behavior patterns. To detect abnormal behavior, a runtime accumulative anomaly measure
isimplemented, while normal behavior patterns are recognized when adequate visual evidence is out there
supported a web survey. This enables the fastest possible identification and recognition of abnormalitiesand
normal behavior. Experiments with noisy and broken data sets gathered from both indoor andoutdoor
monitoring scenarios show the efficacy and robustness of our approach. It’s is demonstrated that indetecting
anomaly from an unseen video, a behavior model trained with an unlabeled data set
outperformsthosetrainedwith an equivalentbutlabeleddataset.
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