Video anomaly detection

Raja Bala, Vishal Monga

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    Abstract

    We present a comprehensive overview of techniques for detecting rare or unusual patterns in transportation video. The anomaly detection problem is parsed into two stages: event encoding and anomaly detection model, and various approaches in each stage are presented. Anomaly detection models are broadly classified into structured versus unstructured and supervised versus unsupervised methods, based on how much information is known about normal and anomalous events during training. Spanning these categories, four flavors of models are presented: classification methods, hidden Markov models, contextual techniques, and sparsity models. As a recent promising approach in this domain, the sparsity model is presented in significant detail along with experimental results. The chapter ends with open problems and future research directions in the area.

    Original languageEnglish (US)
    Title of host publicationComputer Vision and Imaging in Intelligent Transportation Systems
    Publisherwiley
    Pages227-256
    Number of pages30
    ISBN (Electronic)9781118971666
    ISBN (Print)9781118971604
    DOIs
    StatePublished - Mar 29 2017

    All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

    • General Engineering

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