Semi-Supervised Deep Learning Based Method for Abnormality Detection in Videos
Deevesh Chaudhary, Sunil Kumar, Vijaypal Singh Dhaka · 2025
Anomaly detection refers to recognition of events different from normal ones for example road accident, fight, robbery, arsenal etc. Anomaly identification in real world surveillance videos is an important application of computer vision. The work proposed in the paper detects anomalous events in surveillance videos dataset and is based upon semi supervised deep learning model. We trained the model using UCF Crime dataset that consists of 950 normal videos and 950 anomalous videos. The anomaly videos in the dataset consists of 13 different types of anomalies such as Abuse, arrest, explosion, fight etc. that generally occur in real life. The anomaly in the dataset is labelled at video level and not at a specific frame in a video to define the semi supervised nature of learning paradigm. The extracted 3D features from dataset are fed into the multilayered deep learning model. Experimental results show that our approach has significant improvement over state-of-the-art approaches for anomaly detection in surveillance videos. The accuracy of model comes out to be 83.96 percent, that is improvement over other methods.