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At present, an enormous amount of accidents and terrorisms has been occurred all over the world not only Japan. Due to the spread of security cameras, the number of occurrences of theft and robbery incidents has been decreasing more and more. Nonetheless, the arrest rate has not improved so much and improvement and rising of the arrest rate are required.
The objective of this paper is detection of snatching that involves an event between two persons, and we made an effort to detect snatching in various kinds of situations by using some video scenarios. This video scenarios include the scene of snatching with a bicycle and the scene of non-snatching with normal pedestrian passing. Our proposed methods consist of several steps: background subtraction, pedestrian tracking, feature extraction, and snatch theft detection. We focused on the feature extraction process in details and used weighted decision fusion system based on these parameter, area feature, motion feature, and appearance feature in the paper [1]. We attempted to detect the snatching event from diverse features.
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Tsushita, H., Zin, T.T. (2019). A Study on Detection of Abnormal Behavior by a Surveillance Camera Image. In: Zin, T., Lin, JW. (eds) Big Data Analysis and Deep Learning Applications. ICBDL 2018. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 744. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-0869-7_32
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