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Argus is an AI Surveillance System for Spatial-Temporal ActivityDetection in Surveillance Scenarios

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Introduction

Argus is an AI Surveillance System for Spatial-Temporal Activity Detection in Surveillance Scenarios. In ACTEV Challenge 2019, two teams used the system, they are MUDSML from Monash University and INF from Carnegie Mellon University. This system helps them win the first and the second place in the Phase 1 challenge.

The prototype system was first implemented for SED (Surveillance Event Detection) project from 2017. Our original target is to build an a docker based video analysis system. Later in the ACTEV Challenge we merge the system with the ACTEV CLI an created the current system, Argus. Argus is a many-eyed giant in Greek mythology.

Leaderboard of Phase 1

The Architecture

Architecture

Run with the ACTEV CLI

Run with the ACTEV CLI Part 1 Run with the ACTEV CLI Part 2

Implementation

Running with Dockerized Models

GPU Management

GPU Management

GPU Management

The Current Pipeline

Architecture

Demos

We run our pipeline on several videos recorded by surveillance cameras.

Vehicle and Person-Vehicle Activities full video

Person-Vehicle Activities full video

Vehicle Activities full video

Person Activities full video