Anomaly Detection in Video Surveillance using SlowFast Resnet-50

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Surveillance systems are widely used in malls, colleges, schools, shopping centers, airports, etc. This could be due to the increasing crime rate in daily life. It is a very tedious task to monitor and detect abnormal activities 24x7 from the surveillance system. So the detection of abnormal events from videos is a hugely demanding area of research. In this paper, the proposed framework is used for deep learning concepts. Here SlowFast Resnet50 has been used to extract and process the features. After that, the deep neural network has been applied to generate a class using the Softmax function. The proposed framework has been applied to the UCF-Crime dataset using Graphics Processing Unit (GPU). It includes 1900 videos with 13 classes. Our proposed algorithm is evaluated by accuracy. Our proposed algorithm works better than the existing algorithm. It achieves 47.8% more accuracy than state of art method and also achieves good accuracy compared to other approaches used for detecting abnormal activity on the UCF-Crime dataset.

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Joshi, M., & Chaudhari, J. (2022). Anomaly Detection in Video Surveillance using SlowFast Resnet-50. International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications, 13(10), 952–956. https://doi.org/10.14569/IJACSA.2022.01310112

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