2017
DOI: 10.20965/jaciii.2017.p0235
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A Survey of Video-Based Crowd Anomaly Detection in Dense Scenes

Abstract: Population growth has made the probability of incidents at large-scale crowd events higher than ever. In the past decades, automated crowd scene analysis done by computer vision has attracted attention. However, severe occlusions and complex crowd behaviors make such analysis a challenge. As a key aspect of crowd scene analysis, a number of works dealing with dense crowd anomaly detection based on computer vision have been presented. This work is a survey of computer vision techniques for analyzing dense crowd… Show more

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“…With the constant increase in the number of cameras deployed for surveillance purposes, the surveillance community has noticed the demand for human resources to process video stream data to make decisions timely [6,7]. The conventional solutions rely on a cloud computing platform for the pervasive deployment of networked cameras, either static or mobile, which create a huge amount of surveillance data and atomize the video processing [8,9]. Object detection using machine learning (ML) [10] and statistical analysis [11] approaches are of main interest in recent years.…”
Section: Smart Surveillance Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the constant increase in the number of cameras deployed for surveillance purposes, the surveillance community has noticed the demand for human resources to process video stream data to make decisions timely [6,7]. The conventional solutions rely on a cloud computing platform for the pervasive deployment of networked cameras, either static or mobile, which create a huge amount of surveillance data and atomize the video processing [8,9]. Object detection using machine learning (ML) [10] and statistical analysis [11] approaches are of main interest in recent years.…”
Section: Smart Surveillance Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The observation network knows about the developing demand for HR to translate information, for example, live video streams [8]. The universal organization of arranged staticand versatile cameras makes a tremendous measure of video datathat is being transmitted to server farms for investigation [9] and atomize the procedure [10]. Many robotized object detection algorithms have been examined utilizing ML [11] and statistical analysis [12] approaches that are actualized at the server side of the observation system.…”
Section: Literature Surveymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To detect anomalies, machine learning or deep learning models can be trained using only the data from normal observations (that are generally abundantly available) and these algorithms can then flag any significant deviations as anomalous behaviour [14]. Computer vision techniques have been successfully used in identifying anomalous behaviours in homes [15], crowded scenes [16] and public areas [17]. There has also been a lot of work in the general field of video based anomaly detection using deep learning methods [18], [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%