This paper presents a method for recognizing behaviors in videos based on the ensemble RGB-S deep neural network, which combines RGB images and skeleton features from an action recognition database built in intelligent home service robot environments. The ensemble model is designed using the three-stream approach. The first stream classifies behaviors in videos using a convolutional neural network (CNN) based on a pre-trained ResNet101 model, which uses two-dimensional (2D) sequence images of actions as its input, and training a long short-term memory (LSTM) neural network with the sequence (RGB 2D-CNN + LSTM). The second stream directly manages the video and uses a three-dimensional (3D) CNN to include both temporal and spatial information. The 3D CNN is based on a pre-trained R3D-18 model (RGB 3D-CNN). The last stream uses the pose evolution image (PEI) method, which converts the skeleton sequence into a single-color image. The converted images are used as the input for the CNN (Skeleton PEI-2D-CNN). This approach not only reflects the spatial and temporal features of the behaviors in videos, but also includes all characteristics of the 2D sequence images, 3D videos, and skeleton sequences. Finally, a large-scale database for behavior recognition in videos, known as ETRI-Activity3D, is used in this study to verify the performance of the proposed deep neural network. A recognition performance of 93.2% is achieved in a cross-subject experiment, verifying the superiority of this method over models from previous studies.
KSP Keywords
3D CNN, 3D Video, Action recognition, Color images, Convolution neural network(CNN), Deep neural network(DNN), Ensemble Model, Human behavior recognition, Large-scale database, Long-short term memory(LSTM), RGB image
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