This invention describes a computer system that watches a video feed to identify objects that remain still for an unusually long time. It learns what typically happens in a scene, like cars moving or people walking, and then calculates a 'rareness score' for anything that stays put. If an object's stillness is rare for that location and duration, the system flags it, and it gets smarter over time by observing what usually happens.
Why it matters: Since 2019, advancements in machine learning models and edge computing have made real-time video anomaly detection more efficient and deployable on standard hardware. This could simplify the implementation of the learning model and its continuous updates.
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