Fuzzy action recognition for multiple views within single camera

Chern Hong Lim, Chee Seng Chan

Abstract: To be able to perform human action recognition from multiple views is a great challenge in the field of computer vision. State-of-the-art solutions have been focusing on building a 3D action model from multiple views in a multi, calibrated cameras' environment. Promising results were achieved; however, these approaches tend to assume that human action is performed frontal-parallel to each of the multiple cameras. In a real world scenario, this is not always true and the overlapping regions in such systems are very limited. In this paper, we proposed a fuzzy action recognition framework for multiple views within a single camera. We adopted fuzzy quantity space in the framework and introduced a new concept called the Signature Action Behaviour to model an action from multiple views and represent it as fuzzy descriptor. Then, distance measure is applied to deduce an action. Experimental results showed the efficiency of our proposed framework in modeling the actions from different viewpoints and styles.