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Video detection anomaly via low-rank and sparse decompositions
In this paper, we purpose a method for anomaly detection in surveillance video in a tensor framework. We treat a video as a tensor and utilize a stable PCA to decompose it into two tensors, the first tensor is a low rank tensor that consists of background pixels and the second tensor is a sparse tensor that consists of the foreground pixels. The sparse tensor is then analyzed to detect anomaly. The proposed method is a one-shot framework to determine frames that are anomalous in a video.