Abstract: Today, Real Time Video activity detection techniques are widely used for suspicious activity detection or for abnormal activity detection. This study paper has shed its light on different related work of real-time video activity detection technologies in the context of machine learning purposes. Moreover, this research study focused on video detection techniques such as face detection technology which is the most used technology of real time video activity detection with the help of CNN technology. In addition, it showed there are three different methods in human detection or video activity detection as Handcrafted motion features, Deep learning and Depth sensor. On the other hand, depth sensor is frequently using to develop the system of fall detection. The technique of depth senor is help to indicate potential fall as well as Kinect sensor has been used for authenticates the form of fall alert....
Keywords: Machine Learning, Deep Learning
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