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Human motion identification method based on Gaussian process latent variable model

A human action recognition and Gaussian process technology, applied in the field of action recognition, can solve the problems of ignoring the important role of chain bone structure, inability to overcome data independence and universality, and insufficient research on time series data processing algorithms, etc., to achieve good recognition effect , Realize the effect of visualization

Active Publication Date: 2016-09-07
北京陟锋科技有限公司
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In terms of feature extraction, it is easily affected by factors such as occlusion, viewing angle, lighting, dynamic background, and camera movement; in terms of classifier design, the algorithm research for time series data processing is still not deep enough to overcome the data independence and universality. and other stringent requirements
At present, a large number of researches focus on human action recognition based on video, and feature extraction is mostly an image processing process, while ignoring the important role of the chain bone structure of the human body in the recognition process.

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[0029] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, the present invention will be further described:

[0030] like figure 1 shown, refer to figure 1 A human action modeling and recognition method based on a Gaussian process hidden variable model comprises the steps of: acquiring motion data (1), extracting motion features (2), and recognizing human action (3). Among them, (1) includes two data acquisition methods: based on motion capture technology (11) and based on Kinect somatosensory technology (12), both of which simultaneously collect the skeleton information and motion information of the human body. Action recognition. The difference is that the bones collected by the motion capture technology (11) have 31 effective joint points, and the obtained data is the relative position of each bone segment compared to the root node, focusing more on the hierarchical structure characteristics of the human body; while the Kinect somatosensory technology (12) collects The skele...

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The invention provides a discriminant human motion identification method based on a Gaussian process latent variable model and a hidden condition random field. The method mainly comprises that skeletal structure and motion information of the human body are obtained via motion capturing technology or Kinect motion sensing technology when motion data is obtained; when motion characteristics are extracted, the Gaussian process latent variable model added with a dynamic process and sparse approximation is used to obtain structure of high-dimension motion information in low-dimension hidden space and further to represent the motion characteristic; and when the human motion is identified, the discriminant hidden condition random field is used to model characteristics of sequential motion data, and motions are classified. According to the invention, characteristics of the human motions can be visualized, information among the sequential motion data can be used effectively, the human motions can be identified in high precision, and the method is suitable for the field of real-time human motion identification.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of motion recognition, in particular to a discriminant recognition method based on a human body motion model of a Gaussian process hidden variable model and a hidden conditional random field. Background technique [0002] In the past two decades, human action recognition has become a hot research topic in the fields of computer vision, artificial intelligence, and pattern recognition. People hope that computers can think and understand some signals like the human brain, such as understanding our daily activities, so that computers can interact more naturally with humans. Its goal is to analyze the movements performed by the human body from an unknown image sequence. Recently, human action recognition has been widely used in video monitoring, human-computer interaction, medical care, intelligent security, virtual reality and other fields, and its research has important practical value and significance. [0003] Human...

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IPC IPC(8): G06K9/00
CPCG06V40/23
Inventor 蔡林沁洪洋虞继敏崔双杰杨洋陈双双
Owner 北京陟锋科技有限公司
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