Greedy vs. L1 convex optimization in sparse coding: comparative study in abnormal event detection

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Greedy vs. L1 convex optimization in sparse coding : comparative study in abnormal event detection. / Ren, Huamin; Pan, Hong; Olsen, Søren Ingvor; Moeslund, Thomas B.

I: Journal of Machine Learning Research, Bind 37, 2015.

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Ren, H, Pan, H, Olsen, SI & Moeslund, TB 2015, 'Greedy vs. L1 convex optimization in sparse coding: comparative study in abnormal event detection', Journal of Machine Learning Research, bind 37. <https://vbn.aau.dk/files/218241153/camera_ready.pdf>

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Ren, H., Pan, H., Olsen, S. I., & Moeslund, T. B. (2015). Greedy vs. L1 convex optimization in sparse coding: comparative study in abnormal event detection. Journal of Machine Learning Research, 37. https://vbn.aau.dk/files/218241153/camera_ready.pdf

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Ren H, Pan H, Olsen SI, Moeslund TB. Greedy vs. L1 convex optimization in sparse coding: comparative study in abnormal event detection. Journal of Machine Learning Research. 2015;37.

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Ren, Huamin ; Pan, Hong ; Olsen, Søren Ingvor ; Moeslund, Thomas B. / Greedy vs. L1 convex optimization in sparse coding : comparative study in abnormal event detection. I: Journal of Machine Learning Research. 2015 ; Bind 37.

Bibtex

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title = "Greedy vs. L1 convex optimization in sparse coding: comparative study in abnormal event detection",
abstract = "Sparse representation has been applied successfully in many image analysis applications, including abnormal event detection, in which a baseline is to learn a dictionary from the training data and detect anomalies from its sparse codes.During this procedure, sparse codes which can be achieved through finding the L0-norm solution of the problem: min ||Y -D_{alpfa}||–2^2 +||alpha||_0, is crucial. Note that D refers to the dictionary and refers to the sparse codes. This L0-norm solution, however, is known as a NP-hard problem. Despite of the research achievements in some classification fields, such as face and action recognition, a comparative study of codes in abnormal event detection is less studied and hence no conclusion is gained on the effect of codes in detecting abnormalities. We constrict our comparison in two types of the above L0-norm solutions: greedy algorithms and convex L1-norm solutions. Consideringthe property of abnormal event detection, i.e., only normal videos are used as training data due to practical reasons, effective codes in classificationapplication may not perform well in abnormality detection. Therefore, we compare the sparse codes and comprehensively evaluate their performance from various aspects to better understand their applicability, including computationtime, reconstruction error, sparsity, detection",
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