2016
DOI: 10.1080/13658816.2016.1202415
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Unusual behavior detection and object ranking from movement trajectories in target regions

Abstract: Unusual behavior detection has been of interest in video analysis, transportation systems, movement trajectories, and so on. In movement trajectories, only a few works identify unusual behavior of objects around pre-defined points of interest (POI), such as surveillance cameras, commercial buildings, etc., that may be interesting for several application domains, mainly for security. In this article, we define new types of unusual behaviors of moving objects in relation to POI, including surround, escape, and r… Show more

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“…For instance, dangerous behaviors between pedestrians and roads include crossing the road border, illegal stay, road crossing, moving along the curb, and entering the road [33]. Unusual behaviors between moving objects and locations were classified as surround, escape, and return [34].…”
Section: Abnormal Behavior Detection Based On Trajectory Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, dangerous behaviors between pedestrians and roads include crossing the road border, illegal stay, road crossing, moving along the curb, and entering the road [33]. Unusual behaviors between moving objects and locations were classified as surround, escape, and return [34].…”
Section: Abnormal Behavior Detection Based On Trajectory Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This definition implies that the object is significantly different from the overall database as a whole. However, in case of spatiotemporal databases, it is possible for an object to appear consistent with the entire database objects, but appear unusual with a local neighborhood [17,18]. Therefore, we can say that an outlier is a spatiotemporally geo referenced object whose non-spatiotemporal attribute values differ from objects in its spatiotemporal neighborhood.…”
Section: B Extracting Semantic Outliersmentioning
confidence: 99%