Fig. 1. Example of human activity detection in a video.
Fig. 2. The process of activity detection in video.
Fig. 3. Feature extraction with two different convolutional neural networks.
Fig. 4. Bi-directional LSTM (BLSTM) model.
Fig. 5. Classification score for each activity (aj) per video segment (ti).
Fig. 6. Threshold-based activity localization.
Fig. 7. Evaluation of localization performance. (a)~(c) three examples of localization results with twodifferent classification models, LSTM and BLSTM, and (d) one example of localization results with twodifferent feature models, the C3D only and the C3D+I-ResNet.
Table 1. Comparison of feature models
Table 2. Comparison of classification models
Table 3. Comparison with previous models in terms of activity localization
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