DETECTION OF VIOLENCE IN FOOTBALL STADIUM THROUGH BIG DATA FRAMEWORK AND DEEP LEARNING APPROACH

Abstract

Football is the most famous game in the world, with over 4 billion supporters worldwide. Football hooliganism refers to the aggressive or destructive actions of a supporter or player in a stadium while watching or participating in a game. To avoid violence, a real-time violence detection system is required to observe the audience and players behaviour in order to take appropriate action before violence occurs. The input of the system is a massive volume of real-time video feeds from various sources, that are processed using the Flink structure. Using the Histogram of Oriented Gradients (HOG) function in the Flink framework, pictures are partitioned into frames and their characteristics are retrieved. The frames are then labelled on the basis of attributes including Groundside-violence model, Crowdside-violence model, human part model, and Non-violence model, are utilised to train the multihead attention based Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory network for violent scene detection. The RWF-2000 dataset, which contains the training set (80%) and the test set (20%) was used to train the network and also a dataset comprising 410 video footages with non-violence scenes and 409 video footages with violent situations is created by the videos obtained from a football stadium, to make the algorithm more strong to violence detection. Other existing approaches are used to validate the model's performance. When compared with existing systems, the proposed violence detection methodology significantly increases accuracy upto 1.6453%, precision upto 0.646%, recall upto1.959%, and reduces execution time upto 60% than other existing methods.

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M. Dhipa and D. Anitha

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M. Dhipa and D. Anitha (2023). DETECTION OF VIOLENCE IN FOOTBALL STADIUM THROUGH BIG DATA FRAMEWORK AND DEEP LEARNING APPROACH. International Journal of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, 1(02), -. https://www.europub.co.uk/articles/-A-742456