Empowering Efficient Spatio-Temporal Learning with a 3D CNN for Pose-Based Action Recognition.

Sensors (Basel)

School of Artificial Intelligence, Dongguan City University, Dongguan 523419, China.

Published: November 2024

Action recognition based on 3D heatmap volumes has received increasing attention recently because it is suitable for application to 3D CNNs to improve the recognition performance of deep networks. However, it is difficult for models to capture global dependencies due to their restricted receptive field. To effectively capture long-range dependencies and balance computations, a novel model, PoseTransformer3D with Global Cross Blocks (GCBs), is proposed for pose-based action recognition. The proposed model extracts spatio-temporal features from processed 3D heatmap volumes. Moreover, we design a further recognition framework, RGB-PoseTransformer3D with Global Cross Complementary Blocks (GCCBs), for multimodality feature learning from both pose and RGB data. To verify the effectiveness of this model, we conducted extensive experiments on four popular video datasets, namely FineGYM, HMDB51, NTU RGB+D 60, and NTU RGB+D 120. Experimental results show that the proposed recognition framework always achieves state-of-the-art recognition performance, substantially improving multimodality learning through action recognition.

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