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Attention-based residual autoencoder for video anomaly detection

{Yong-Guk Kim Viet-Tuan Le}

Attention-based residual autoencoder for video anomaly detection

Abstract

Automatic anomaly detection is a crucial task in video surveillance system intensively used for public safety and others. The present system adopts a spatial branch and a temporal branch in a unified network that exploits both spatial and temporal information effectively. The network has a residual autoencoder architecture, consisting of a deep convolutional neural network-based encoder and a multi-stage channel attention-based decoder, trained in an unsupervised manner. The temporal shift method is used for exploiting the temporal feature, whereas the contextual dependency is extracted by channel attention modules. System performance is evaluated using three standard benchmark datasets. Result suggests that our network outperforms the state-of-the-art methods, achieving 97.4% for UCSD Ped2, 86.7% for CUHK Avenue, and 73.6% for ShanghaiTech dataset in term of Area Under Curve, respectively.

Benchmarks

BenchmarkMethodologyMetrics
anomaly-detection-on-chuk-avenueASTNet
AUC: 86.7%
anomaly-detection-on-shanghaitechASTNet
AUC: 73.6
anomaly-detection-on-ucsd-ped2ASTNet
AUC: 97.4%

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