Unnatural/Abnormal Behaviour Detection System
Author(s):
Arunabh Ashish, Martand Joshi, Lakshya Meena, S.H. Patil
Keywords:
Machine Learning, OpenCV, sklearn, skimage, computer vision SVM, Logistic Regression, k- nearest neighbor
Abstract
The contents of this study primarily focus on various data mining approaches that are useful in predicting unnatural/abnormal behaviors. This paper presents a novel method of utilizing observed history for detecting abnormal behaviors in surveillance applications. An unsupervised algorithm is proposed to detect abnormal behaviors and re-train itself in real-time. Motion vectors of objects are estimated using the optical flow method. This method has been evaluated under both indoor and outdoor surveillance scenarios. It demonstrates promising results that this detection procedure is able to discover abnormal behaviors and adapt to changes in the behavioral patterns incrementally. In this study, we have selected a video clip and used Online-Convert to convert it into multiple frames of 10 frames per second. This dataset is used as the training dataset whereas the video clip is used for the testing phase. We have used various classifier methods in order to improve accuracy, which is then summarized further. Support Vector Machine, k-nearest neighbour, and Logistic Regression are the methods in question. The models used have performed equally or even better than other models. This research offers a development in which fundamental prefixes such as movement, gesture, speed, neighbour density and others are used to determine any kind of abnormal behaviour. Our aim ahead is to improve the system and implement it in public sectors using various equipment and models.
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Unique Paper ID: 155952

Publication Volume & Issue: Volume 9, Issue 2

Page(s): 643 - 649
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