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http://dx.doi.org/10.3745/KTSDE.2014.3.8.299

A Bio-Inspired Modeling of Visual Information Processing for Action Recognition  

Kim, JinOk (대구한의대학교 모바일콘텐츠학부)
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KIPS Transactions on Software and Data Engineering / v.3, no.8, 2014 , pp. 299-308 More about this Journal
Abstract
Various literatures related computing of information processing have been recently shown the researches inspired from the remarkably excellent human capabilities which recognize and categorize very complex visual patterns such as body motions and facial expressions. Applied from human's outstanding ability of perception, the classification function of visual sequences without context information is specially crucial task for computer vision to understand both the coding and the retrieval of spatio-temporal patterns. This paper presents a biological process based action recognition model of computer vision, which is inspired from visual information processing of human brain for action recognition of visual sequences. Proposed model employs the structure of neural fields of bio-inspired visual perception on detecting motion sequences and discriminating visual patterns in human brain. Experimental results show that proposed recognition model takes not only into account several biological properties of visual information processing, but also is tolerant of time-warping. Furthermore, the model allows robust temporal evolution of classification compared to researches of action recognition. Presented model contributes to implement bio-inspired visual processing system such as intelligent robot agent, etc.
Keywords
Bio-Inspired Visual Information Processing; Action Recognition; Spatio-Temporal Correlation; Recognition of Visual Sequence;
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