Real-Time Continuous Action Detection and Recognition Using Depth Images and Inertial Signals
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2017 IEEE. This paper presents an approach to detect and recognize actions of interest in real-time from a continuous stream of data that are captured simultaneously from a Kinect depth camera and a wearable inertial sensor. Actions of interest are considered to appear continuously and in a random order among actions of non-interest. Skeleton depth images are first used to separate actions of interest from actions of non-interest based on pause and motion segments. Inertial signals from a wearable inertial sensor are then used to improve the recognition outcome. A dataset consisting of simultaneous depth and inertial data for the smart TV actions of interest occurring continuously and in a random order among actions of non-interest is studied and made publicly available. The results obtained indicate the effectiveness of the developed approach in coping with actions that are performed realistically in a continuous manner.
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2017 IEEE 26th International Symposium on Industrial Electronics (ISIE)