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On an algorithm for human action recognition
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DOI：10.1016/j.eswa.2018.08.014.png)
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Human action recognition which needs video processing in real time, requires large memory size and execution time. This work proposes a local maxima of difference image (LMDI) based interest point detection technique, random projection tree with overlapping split and modified voting score for human action recognition. In LMDI based interest point detection method, difference images are obtained using consecutive frame differencing technique and next, 3D peak detection is applied on the bunch of calculated difference images. Histogram of oriented gradients and histogram of optical flow as local features are extracted by defining a block of size 16 x 16 around each of the interest point. These local features are then indexed by random projection trees. Overlapping split is used during tree structuring to reduce failure probability. Hough voting technique is applied on testing video to compute highest similarity matching score with individual training classes. In addition to Hough voting score, the number of matched interest points of a single query video with each training class, is considered for recognition. The proposed method is evaluated on segmented UT-interaction dataset, J-HMDB dataset and UCF101 dataset. The experimental results indicate that the proposed technique provides better performance compared to earlier reported techniques. (C) 2018 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Activity recognition
Interest point
Random projection tree
Local feature
Hough voting
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