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Fast and accurate novelty detection for large surveillance video

Tang et al., 2024

Document ID
18440303235819609897
Author
Tang S
Wang Z
Yu C
Sun C
Li Y
Xiao J
Publication year
Publication venue
CCF Transactions on High Performance Computing

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Nowadays, fast and accurate novelty detection is crucial for public safety and security in surveillance videos. Given the high accuracy of deep learning technique, deep learning based novel detection is a trend. With the huge amount of surveillance videos being …
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