Construction Research Congress 2016 2016
DOI: 10.1061/9780784479827.096
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Silhouette-Based On-Site Human Action Recognition in Single-View Video

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“…However, there are still problems with automatic detection systems for the absence of hard hats using one or more cameras. For example, S. Du offers a method for detecting the absence of hard hats, based on facial features, information about movement and color [15]. Color-based face recognition methods have two important assumptions: all workers turn to face the camera while working, and all hard hats have the same color.…”
Section: Existing Ppe Control Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, there are still problems with automatic detection systems for the absence of hard hats using one or more cameras. For example, S. Du offers a method for detecting the absence of hard hats, based on facial features, information about movement and color [15]. Color-based face recognition methods have two important assumptions: all workers turn to face the camera while working, and all hard hats have the same color.…”
Section: Existing Ppe Control Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although this method is not restricted by certain conditions (e.g., light source), the image quality obtained is rough (Figure 10). Combined with the follow-up research of Seo et al [38] and Liu et al [52], this behavior detection method can be divided into four steps, including tracking the main body of workers, using the algorithm model to check the background perform segmentation, using histograms to extract features and using classifiers to classify data. While CV-based deep learning has not been widely used, researchers used depth images and stereo cameras to obtain dynamic image information of workers so as to obtain higher-resolution images.…”
Section: Posture Recognition During Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%