Two‐person activity recognition using skeleton data

pattern recognition in maintenance data using methodologies data minitng (cade study isfahan regional power electric company)

فعالیت های نگهداری و تعمیرات اطلاعاتی را تولید می کند که می تواند در تعیین زمان های بیکاری و ارایه یک برنامه زمان بندی شده یا تعیین هشدارهای خرابی به پرسنل نگهداری و تعمیرات کمک کند. وقتی که مقدار داده های تولید شده زیاد باشند، فهم بین متغیرها بسیار مشکل می شوند. این پایان نامه به کاربردی از داده کاوی برای کاوش پایگاه های داده چندبعدی در حوزه نگهداری و تعمیرات، برای پیدا کردن خرابی هایی که موجب...

Human Activity Recognition in Real-Times Environments using Skeleton Joints

Gesture Recognition using Skeleton Data with Weighted Dynamic Time Warping

With Microsoft’s launch of Kinect in 2010, and release of Kinect SDK in 2011, numerous applications and research projects exploring new ways in human-computer interaction have been enabled. Gesture recognition is a technology often used in human-computer interaction applications. Dynamic time warping (DTW) is a template matching algorithm and is one of the techniques used in gesture recognition...

A Human Activity Recognition System Using Skeleton Data from RGBD Sensors

The aim of Active and Assisted Living is to develop tools to promote the ageing in place of elderly people, and human activity recognition algorithms can help to monitor aged people in home environments. Different types of sensors can be used to address this task and the RGBD sensors, especially the ones used for gaming, are cost-effective and provide much information about the environment. Thi...

Skeleton Composition Using Remote Data

Skeletons simplify parallel programming by providing general patterns of parallel computations. When several skeletons are used inside the same program, skeleton composition usually leads to aggregation and redistribution of the intermediate data on a single process. Though the programmer can overcome the performance loss at a lower level of abstraction by altering the existing skeletons or not...