Abnormal event detection in crowded scenes based on Structural Multi-scale Motion Interrelated Patterns
Dawei Du, Honggang Qi, Qingming Huang, Wei Zeng, Changhua Zhang · 2013
Detecting abnormal events in crowded scenes remains challenging due to the diversity of events defined by various applications. Among the many application situations, motion analysis for event representation is suited for crowded scenes. In this paper, we propose a novel abnormal event detection method via likelihood estimation of dynamic-texture motion representation, called Structural Multi-scale Motion Interrelated Patterns (SMMIP). SMMIP combines both original motion patterns and their structural spatio-temporal information, which effectively represents localized events by different resolutions of motion patterns. To model normal events, the Gaussian mixture model is trained with the observed normal events, then the likelihood estimation for testing events is computed to judge whether they are abnormal. Meanwhile, the proposed model can be learned online by updating the parameters incrementally. The proposed approach is evaluated on several publicly available datasets and outperforms several other methods proposed before, which is shown that the structural spatio-temporal information added in motion representation helps increasing the anomalies detection rate.