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Video event modelling and association rule mining in multimedia surveillance systems

Anwar, Fahad; Naftel, Andrew

In: 5th International Conference on Visual Information Engineering (VIE 2008); Xi'an, China. 2008. p. 426-431.

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Abstract

Event representation models provide a framework in which we can reason about events so as to interpret the collective behaviour of objects over time and space domains. Many are context-specific and lack flexibility when faced with unstructured video. This paper proposes a comprehensive event modelling framework for multimedia surveillance systems. An event detection model incorporates multimedia strings and a new predicate set for describing more complex event scenarios. Event classification performance is evaluated on benchmarked datasets.

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Conference title:
5th International Conference on Visual Information Engineering (VIE 2008)
Conference venue:
Xi'an, China
Proceedings start page:
426
Proceedings end page:
431
Proceedings pagination:
426-431
Contribution total pages:
6
Abstract:
Event representation models provide a framework in which we can reason about events so as to interpret the collective behaviour of objects over time and space domains. Many are context-specific and lack flexibility when faced with unstructured video. This paper proposes a comprehensive event modelling framework for multimedia surveillance systems. An event detection model incorporates multimedia strings and a new predicate set for describing more complex event scenarios. Event classification performance is evaluated on benchmarked datasets.

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Manchester eScholar ID:
uk-ac-man-scw:136230
Created by:
Anwar, Fahad
Created:
11th November, 2011, 15:57:50
Last modified by:
Anwar, Fahad
Last modified:
11th December, 2014, 19:12:43

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