Human activity recognition using deep learning

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Abstract

Presently now a day's productive human activity acknowledgment stays a difficult zone of research in the field of PC vision. Smarter reconnaissance is the need of this time through which ordinary and unusual exercises can be naturally distinguished utilizing fake information along with PC innovation. In our paperwork, we represented a structural movement acknowledgment in reconnaissance recordings caught upon mechanical frameworks. The constant observation running image stream is first isolated in significant snaps, in which images are chosen utilizing the analysed convolutional neural network-based human saliency highlights. Next, transient highlights of action in the succession of casings are separated by using the convolutional layers of a Flow Net to the CNN model. At long last, a multilayer long transient memory (LSTM) is displayed for adapting large haul arrangements in the worldly optical stream highlights for action acknowledgment. The optical stream is determined, which gives the estimation of development, of A pixel in a succession of edges. Experiments are directed utilizing diverse activity and movement acknowledgment datasets and the outcomes uncover the viability of the proposed technique for action acknowledgment.

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Prasad, M. V. D., Inthiyaz, S., Teja Kiran Kumar, M., Sharma, K. H. S., Manohar, M. G., Kumari, R., & Ahammad, S. H. (2019). Human activity recognition using deep learning. International Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering Research, 7(11), 536–541. https://doi.org/10.30534/ijeter/2019/227112019

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