A cascade reconstruction model with generalization ability evaluation for anomaly detection in videos

作者:

Highlights:

• We propose a cascaded model composed of a frame reconstruction network and an optical flow prediction network. By predicting optical flow based on reconstruction frame, the model increases the prediction error of optical flow containing abnormal events.

• We propose to choose a model for anomaly detection according to the reconstruction error of pseudo abnormal sample, which restricts the ability of test model to represent abnormal frames and achieves the tradeoff between the generalization of test model for normal and anomaly.

• We propose a two-step calculation function of abnormality score, which takes into account the spatial locality and temporal continuity of abnormal events.

• Experiments on three datasets demonstrate the competitive performance of our model compared with state-of-the-art methods.

摘要

•We propose a cascaded model composed of a frame reconstruction network and an optical flow prediction network. By predicting optical flow based on reconstruction frame, the model increases the prediction error of optical flow containing abnormal events.•We propose to choose a model for anomaly detection according to the reconstruction error of pseudo abnormal sample, which restricts the ability of test model to represent abnormal frames and achieves the tradeoff between the generalization of test model for normal and anomaly.•We propose a two-step calculation function of abnormality score, which takes into account the spatial locality and temporal continuity of abnormal events.•Experiments on three datasets demonstrate the competitive performance of our model compared with state-of-the-art methods.

论文关键词:Anomaly detection,pixel reconstruction,optical flow prediction,generalization ability evaluation

论文评审过程:Received 6 April 2021, Revised 14 September 2021, Accepted 18 September 2021, Available online 20 September 2021, Version of Record 1 October 2021.

论文官网地址:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.patcog.2021.108336