Detecting anomalous events using a long-term memory in a video analysis system
AssigneeBehavioral Recognition Systems, Inc.
InventorsWESLEY Kenneth COBB, Ming-Jung Seow, Gang Xu
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AssigneeBehavioral Recognition Systems, Inc.
InventorsWESLEY Kenneth COBB, Ming-Jung Seow, Gang Xu
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Techniques are described for detecting anomalous events using a long-term memory in a video analysis system. The long-term memory may be used to store and retrieve information learned while a video analysis system observes a stream of video frames depicting a given scene. Further, the long-term memory may be configured to detect the occurrence of anomalous events, relative to observations of other events that have occurred in the scene over time. A distance measure may used to determine a distance between an active percept (encoding an observed event depicted in the stream of video frames) and a retrieved percept (encoding a memory of previously observed events in the long-term memory). If the distance exceeds a specified threshold, the long-term memory may publish the occurrence of an anomalous event for review by users of the system.
A computer-implemented method for detecting anomalous events using a long-term memory in a video analysis system configured to observe patterns of behavior depicted in a sequence of video frames, comprising:
A computer-readable storage medium containing a program which, when executed by a processor, performs an operation for detecting anomalous events using a long-term memory in a video analysis system configured to observe patterns of behavior depicted in a sequence of video frames, the operation comprising:
A system comprising,
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