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Spatio-temporal video anomaly detection via CNN-ViT autoencoder and farneback optical flow

Sep 2026 · Cluster Computing · Vol 29 · 0 citations · 62 references

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This research introduces a novel memory-augmented CNN-ConvViT autoencoder framework for unsupervised video anomaly detection and introduces a Temporal-Aware Prototype Memory Module (TAPMM) that explicitly learns normal spatio-temporal behavior patterns.

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