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STA-CNN: Convolutional Spatial-Temporal Attention Learning for Action Recognition

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Hao Yang *
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Chunfeng Yuan
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Li Zhang
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Yunda Sun
胡卫明 (Weiming Hu)
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Stephen J. Maybank
DOI:10.1109/TIP.2020.2984904delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Convolutional Neural Networks have achieved excellent successes for object recognition in still images. However, the improvement of Convolutional Neural Networks over the traditional methods for recognizing actions in videos is not so significant, because the raw videos usually have much more redundant or irrelevant information than still images. In this paper, we propose a Spatial-Temporal Attentive Convolutional Neural Network (STA-CNN) which selects the discriminative temporal segments and focuses on the informative spatial regions automatically. The STA-CNN model incorporates a Temporal Attention Mechanism and a Spatial Attention Mechanism into a unified convolutional network to recognize actions in videos. The novel Temporal Attention Mechanism automatically mines the discriminative temporal segments from long and noisy videos. The Spatial Attention Mechanism firstly exploits the instantaneous motion information in optical flow features to locate the motion salient regions and it is then trained by an auxiliary classification loss with a Global Average Pooling layer to focus on the discriminative non-motion regions in the video frame. The STA-CNN model achieves the state-of-the-art performance on two of the most challenging datasets, UCF-101 (95.8%) and HMDB-51 (71.5%).
Keywords:
Videos
Feature extraction
Motion segmentation
Computational modeling
Image recognition
Solid modeling
Convolutional neural networks
Temporal attention
spatial attention
convolutional neural network
action recognition

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IEEE Transactions on Image Processing cover
IEEE Transactions on Image Processing
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tsinghua university
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