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TU-DAT: A Computer Vision Dataset on Road Traffic Anomalies.

Pavana Pradeep Kumar1, Krishna Kant1

  • 1Computer and Information Sciences Department, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA 19122, USA.

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|September 19, 2025
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This study introduces TU-DAT, a new traffic accident dataset for computer vision. It aids in developing AI for detecting road anomalies and improving intelligent transportation systems.

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Area of Science:

  • Computer Vision
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Intelligent Transportation Systems

Background:

  • Lack of public datasets for traffic accident analysis.
  • Need for robust models for road anomaly detection and prediction.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Introduce TU-DAT, a novel computer vision dataset for traffic accident analysis.
  • Provide a resource for training and evaluating AI models for road anomaly detection.

Main Methods:

  • Dataset compilation from real-world CCTV, news reports, and BeamNG.drive simulations.
  • Inclusion of spatiotemporal annotations and metadata (vehicle trajectories, collision types, road conditions).
  • Capturing aggressive driving behaviors under diverse environmental conditions.
Keywords:
anomaly detection in road trafficintelligent transport systems

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Main Results:

  • TU-DAT enables robust model training for anomaly detection, spatial reasoning, and vision-language model enhancement.
  • Demonstrated improved performance of hybrid deep learning and logic-based reasoning frameworks.
  • Validates utility for real-time traffic monitoring and autonomous vehicle safety.

Conclusions:

  • TU-DAT is a valuable resource for advancing intelligent transportation systems.
  • Facilitates proactive reduction of road accidents through AI.
  • Supports research in driver behavior analysis and AI safety.