Titre : | ANOMALY DETECTION IN CROWDED SCENES PANIC DETECTION | Type de document : | projet fin études | Auteurs : | Hasnaa ASKOUR, Auteur | Langues : | Français (fre) | Catégories : | BIG DATA
| Index. décimale : | mast 258/19 | Résumé : | Automate visual surveillance in public environments is a eld of research in full
progress, a large number of video surveillance videos (CCTV) are used for the
surveillance of busy public spaces (supermarkets, train stations, roads, streets or
places pedestrians, etc.). Faced to this huge number of CCTVs, security agents can
not monitor all of them at the same time. They are forced to punctually look at
each of them by swapping regularly. For these reasons, this work must be automatic,
means that the detection of abnormal ie "anomaly" events must be automatic for
security purposes.And that last is a challenging task in Computer Vision
In this project, we propose an online method for detecting Panic abnormalities
in crowded video sequences. In terms of crowd behavior, Panic is the situation
where there are people walking in slow pace, Then an unexpected situation happens
pushing them to start running. In this project, we aim to nd these 'Panic' situations
in dierent crowd scenes in the (UMN) dataset.
For this purpose, we rst detect the optical ow between frames by using Farneback
method. The magnitude of the dierence of two consecutive frames will give us the
motion map. This last will shows the amount of motion estimated between consecutive
frames. Then, by using the dierences between these motion maps, we calculate
the randomness level using Entropy. By using specic thresholds to Entropy, we can
detect the anomalous situations by looking if the Entropy levels exceeds the thresholds.
To demonstrate and evaluate the eectiveness of the approach, we used the
Receiver Operating Characteristics (ROC) curves. |
ANOMALY DETECTION IN CROWDED SCENES PANIC DETECTION [projet fin études] / Hasnaa ASKOUR, Auteur . - [s.d.]. Langues : Français ( fre) Catégories : | BIG DATA
| Index. décimale : | mast 258/19 | Résumé : | Automate visual surveillance in public environments is a eld of research in full
progress, a large number of video surveillance videos (CCTV) are used for the
surveillance of busy public spaces (supermarkets, train stations, roads, streets or
places pedestrians, etc.). Faced to this huge number of CCTVs, security agents can
not monitor all of them at the same time. They are forced to punctually look at
each of them by swapping regularly. For these reasons, this work must be automatic,
means that the detection of abnormal ie "anomaly" events must be automatic for
security purposes.And that last is a challenging task in Computer Vision
In this project, we propose an online method for detecting Panic abnormalities
in crowded video sequences. In terms of crowd behavior, Panic is the situation
where there are people walking in slow pace, Then an unexpected situation happens
pushing them to start running. In this project, we aim to nd these 'Panic' situations
in dierent crowd scenes in the (UMN) dataset.
For this purpose, we rst detect the optical ow between frames by using Farneback
method. The magnitude of the dierence of two consecutive frames will give us the
motion map. This last will shows the amount of motion estimated between consecutive
frames. Then, by using the dierences between these motion maps, we calculate
the randomness level using Entropy. By using specic thresholds to Entropy, we can
detect the anomalous situations by looking if the Entropy levels exceeds the thresholds.
To demonstrate and evaluate the eectiveness of the approach, we used the
Receiver Operating Characteristics (ROC) curves. |
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