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Auteurs principaux: Picek, Lukas, Čermák, Michal, Hanzl, Marek, Čermák, Vojtěch
Format: Preprint
Publié: 2026
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Accès en ligne:https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.09819
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author Picek, Lukas
Čermák, Michal
Hanzl, Marek
Čermák, Vojtěch
author_facet Picek, Lukas
Čermák, Michal
Hanzl, Marek
Čermák, Vojtěch
contents We introduce ACCIDENT, a benchmark dataset for traffic accident detection in CCTV footage, designed to evaluate models in supervised (IID and OOD) and zero-shot settings, reflecting both data-rich and data-scarce scenarios. The benchmark consists of a curated set of 2,027 real and 2,211 synthetic clips annotated with the accident time, spatial location, and high-level collision type. We define three core tasks: (i) temporal localization of the accident, (ii) its spatial localization, and (iii) collision type classification. Each task is evaluated using custom metrics that account for the uncertainty and ambiguity inherent in CCTV footage. In addition to the benchmark, we provide a diverse set of baselines, including heuristic, motion-aware, and vision-language approaches, and show that ACCIDENT is challenging. You can access the ACCIDENT at: https://accidentbench.github.io
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spellingShingle ACCIDENT: A Benchmark Dataset for Vehicle Accident Detection from Traffic Surveillance Videos
Picek, Lukas
Čermák, Michal
Hanzl, Marek
Čermák, Vojtěch
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Artificial Intelligence
We introduce ACCIDENT, a benchmark dataset for traffic accident detection in CCTV footage, designed to evaluate models in supervised (IID and OOD) and zero-shot settings, reflecting both data-rich and data-scarce scenarios. The benchmark consists of a curated set of 2,027 real and 2,211 synthetic clips annotated with the accident time, spatial location, and high-level collision type. We define three core tasks: (i) temporal localization of the accident, (ii) its spatial localization, and (iii) collision type classification. Each task is evaluated using custom metrics that account for the uncertainty and ambiguity inherent in CCTV footage. In addition to the benchmark, we provide a diverse set of baselines, including heuristic, motion-aware, and vision-language approaches, and show that ACCIDENT is challenging. You can access the ACCIDENT at: https://accidentbench.github.io
title ACCIDENT: A Benchmark Dataset for Vehicle Accident Detection from Traffic Surveillance Videos
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.09819