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Learning Object Motion Patterns for Anomaly Detection and Improved Object Detection

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by Arslan Basharat , Alexei Gritai , Mubarak Shah
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@MISC{Basharat_learningobject,
    author = {Arslan Basharat and Alexei Gritai and Mubarak Shah},
    title = {Learning Object Motion Patterns for Anomaly Detection and Improved Object Detection},
    year = {}
}

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We present a novel framework for learning patterns of motion and sizes of objects in static camera surveillance. The proposed method provides a new higher-level layer to the traditional surveillance pipeline for anomalous event detection and scene model feedback. Pixel level probability density functions (pdfs) of appearance have been used for background modelling in the past, but modelling pixel level pdfs of object speed and size from the tracks is novel. Each pdf is modelled as a multivariate Gaussian Mixture Model (GMM) of the motion (destination location & transition time) and the size (width & height) parameters of the objects at that location. Output of the tracking module is used to perform unsupervised EM-based learning of every GMM. We have successfully used the proposed scene model to detect local as well as global anomalies in object tracks. We also show the use of this scene model to improve object detection through pixel-level parameter feedback of the minimum object size and background learning rate. Most object path modelling approaches first cluster the tracks into major paths in the scene, which can be a source of error. We avoid this by building local pdfs that capture a variety of tracks which are passing through them. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of actual surveillance videos proved the effectiveness of the proposed approach. 1.

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anomaly detection    improved object detection    object motion pattern    scene model    pixel level probability density function    unsupervised em-based learning    static camera surveillance    anomalous event detection    object detection    object track    quantitative analysis    actual surveillance video    width height    global anomaly    proposed method    minimum object size    background modelling    tracking module    novel framework    object speed    local pdfs    destination location transition time    scene model feedback    pixel-level parameter feedback    multivariate gaussian mixture model    traditional surveillance pipeline    pixel level pdfs    object path modelling approach    major path    new higher-level layer   

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