Abstract
In today's world, smart surveillance plays an important role in protecting security and creating a safe living environment. For abnormal objects in the smart surveillance system, this is an important issue, requiring attention and timely response from managers and supervisors. To address this issue, the paper uses transfer learning techniques on modern object detection models to detect abnormal objects such as guns, knives, etc. in public places. We experimented with the transfer learning method on the DETR model with a small dataset, and the model results showed a fairly fast convergence speed. Through this method, we hope to help reduce the burden of public security monitoring and warning work for managers, while technicians can use transfer learning techniques that are deployed in practice.
Publisher
Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education
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