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Surveillance event detection

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posted on 2024-06-18, 19:20 authored by M Dikmen, H Ning, DJ Lin, L Cao, V Le, SF Tsai, KH Lin, Z Li, J Yang, TS Huang, F Lv, W Xu, M Yang, K Yu, Z Zhao, G Zhu, Y Gong
We have developed and evaluated three generalized systems for event detection. The first system is a simple brute force search method, where each space-time location in the video is evaluated by a binary decision rule on whether it contains the event or not. The second system is build on top of a head tracker to avoid costly brute force searching. The decision stage is a combination of state of the art feature extractors and classifiers. Our third system has a probabilistic framework. From the observations, the pose of the people are estimated and used to determine the presence of event. Finally we introduce two ad-hoc methods that were designed to specifically detect OpposingFlow and TakePicture events. The results are promising as we are able to get good results on several event categories, while for all events we have gained valuable insights and experience.

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1-10

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2008-01-01

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2008-12-31

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eng

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2008 TREC Video Retrieval Evaluation Notebook Papers

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Text REtrieval Evaluation. Conference (2008)

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