Intelligent Video Surveillance 2019
DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.76086
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Real-Time Action Recognition Using Multi-level Action Descriptor and DNN

Abstract: This work presents a novel approach to the problem of real-time human action recognition in intelligent video surveillance. For more efficient and precise labeling of an action, this work proposes a multilevel action descriptor, which delivers complete information of human actions. The action descriptor consists of three levels: posture, locomotion, and gesture level; each of which corresponds to a different group of subactions describing a single human action, for example, smoking while walking. The proposed … Show more

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“…The average testing duration for each action sample is 21ms for TCG. For real-time action recognition, it is required that the time for processing a new sequence must be less than 20-30 milliseconds to facilitate real-time applications (to achieve a rate of 30 sequences per second (sps)) [41]. It means that for traffic gesture recognition, the proposed system can perform action classification for real-…”
Section: Application Of the Proposed Methods In Traffic Control Gesture Recognition For Self-driving Carsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The average testing duration for each action sample is 21ms for TCG. For real-time action recognition, it is required that the time for processing a new sequence must be less than 20-30 milliseconds to facilitate real-time applications (to achieve a rate of 30 sequences per second (sps)) [41]. It means that for traffic gesture recognition, the proposed system can perform action classification for real-…”
Section: Application Of the Proposed Methods In Traffic Control Gesture Recognition For Self-driving Carsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This method also known as double fusion scheme is based on learning the correlations between appearance and motion features which are combined to discover abnormal activities. In 2017, Cheng-Bin Jin, Trung Dung Do, Mingjie Liu and Hakil Kim implemented a "multilevel action descriptor" [5], which consists of three levels: posture, locomotion, and gesture level; each of which corresponds to a di↵erent group of sub-actions describing a single human action, for example, eating while sitting using appearance based temporal features with multiple CNN. Considering all the mentioned case studies for anomalous action recognition system, the viable approach to this problem is in implementing a anomalous recognition system using a CNN+RNN model.…”
Section: Literature Surveymentioning
confidence: 99%