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This study introduces a lightweight model for fast and accurate video action recognition, especially for abnormal behaviors. It improves speed and handles occlusion using skeleton node analysis and trajectory prediction.

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Area of Science:

  • Computer Vision
  • Artificial Intelligence

Background:

  • Video action recognition using skeleton nodes faces challenges with numerous nodes and occlusions.
  • These issues significantly degrade recognition speed and accuracy in real-world applications.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a lightweight multi-stream feature cross-fusion (L-MSFCF) model for efficient abnormal behavior recognition.
  • To enhance recognition speed and accuracy, particularly addressing skeleton node occlusion problems.

Main Methods:

  • Proposed a lightweight multi-stream feature cross-fusion (L-MSFCF) model.
  • Implemented occluded skeleton node prediction analysis to solve occlusion problems.
  • Developed a Trajectory Prediction Tracking (TPT) model for real-time position prediction using dynamically selected core skeleton nodes.

Main Results:

  • The All-MSFCF model achieved 92.7% average accuracy for recognizing eight abnormal behaviors.
  • The L-MSFCF model demonstrated an 87.3% average accuracy with a 62.7% increase in recognition speed compared to full-skeleton models.
  • The TPT model showed lower average loss errors for short-term trajectory prediction (within 15 and 30 frames).

Conclusions:

  • The L-MSFCF model offers a suitable solution for real-time abnormal behavior recognition, balancing speed and accuracy.
  • The TPT model effectively predicts movement trajectories, enhancing real-time tracking capabilities.