This invention discloses a method and
system for early warning of abnormal behavior among college students based on multi-
source data fusion, relating to the technical field of
image processing. The method involves real-time acquisition of video streams of individuals within a target area, extraction of behavioral features from the video streams for classification, and a determination
list based on these behavioral features. Multi-
source data is collected, and anomaly coefficients are calculated based on the multi-
source data. If the anomaly coefficient exceeds a threshold, the target individual is identified as exhibiting abnormal behavior. Anomaly warnings are then issued based on the behavioral features corresponding to the abnormal behavior. By calculating the anomaly coefficient through multi-source data fusion, a preliminary screening of hidden risks is achieved, reducing the detection
delay and computational redundancy caused by traditional full-process monitoring analysis. Furthermore, real-time video
stream acquisition and cloud-based behavioral
feature extraction are initiated for high-risk individuals, avoiding the limitations of audio
noise interference and single visual modalities, and improving the robustness of identification and the real-time performance of warnings in complex monitoring scenarios.