Shi-gang WANG, Feng-jun LU, Wen-ting ZHAO, et al. Action recognition based on on-line random forest voting[J]. Optics and precision engineering, 2016, 24(8): 2010-2017.
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Shi-gang WANG, Feng-jun LU, Wen-ting ZHAO, et al. Action recognition based on on-line random forest voting[J]. Optics and precision engineering, 2016, 24(8): 2010-2017. DOI: 10.3788/OPE.20162408.2010.
Action recognition based on on-line random forest voting
An action recognition method for people is proposed based on on-line random forest voting to judge the action classification. The on-line random forest voting model is established and its algorithms are researched through the two parts consisting of on-line training and on-line detection to improve the precision of the action classfication. As people action shows important information in both space and time
the method firstly trains the random forests in line by extracting 3D image features containing a lab color space
the first order difference
the second order difference and displacement optical flow. After training
a strong classier is formed. Then
the classifier is used to vote for detection images to produce an action space map. Finally
by seeking the maximum in the map
the category of action in the detection images is complemented. Experimental results indicate that the method determines the category of people action in the low resolution video images. The accurate rates of the Weizmann data
the KTH data and the UCF sport data are 97.3%
89.5%
and 79.2%
respectively. These results show that the accuracy of action recognition is improved. Moreover
the model proposed adds the feature representation of light flow energy field
expands the traditional forest voting theory to a 3D space
and uses to update information. It improves the stability and the reliability and will be of potential application in the intelligent video surveillances.
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