2017 · 36 citations · 7 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputer VisionFeature EngineeringMachine LearningAction RecognitionFeature DetectionMotion AnalysisPattern RecognitionSupport Vector MachinesSuspicious Activity DetectionAction DetectionActivity RecognitionHuman ActionScale-invariant Feature DetectionScale-invariant Feature TransformScale-invariant Feature Transform (Sift)Support Vector ClassificationSupport Vector Machine Classification
Many techniques have been developed for human action recognition. The ability to detect human action can prevent lots of criminal and suspicious activities. Mostly training dataset consist of large dataset as compared to test samples. Using Scale Invariant Feature Transform (SIFT) and Histogram Of Image Gradient (HOG) for extraction of features in addition to Support Vector Machine (SVM) Classifier we can achieve detection of different dataset of five different actions. Our results are comparable to tests performed with a very large database. The proposed work is simple and unique related to human action recognition. The research stage, utilized for the usage of the proposed work, is MATLAB. At the end, table is formulated for the comparison of results from SIFT and HOG feature extraction methods.
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