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Over the past two decades, human action recognition from video has been an important area of research in computer vision. Its applications include surveillance systems, human–computer interactions and various real-world applications where one of the actor is a human being. A number of review works have been done by several researchers in the context of human action recognition. However, it is found that there is a gap in literature when it comes to methodologies of STIP-based detector for human action recognition. This paper presents a comprehensive review on STIP-based methods for human action recognition. STIP-based detectors are robust in detecting interest points from video in spatio-temporal domain. This paper also summarizes related public datasets useful for comparing performances of various techniques.
The Visual Computer – Springer Journals
Published: Mar 10, 2015
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