Search method for human motion based on data drive and decision tree analysis
A human motion, data-driven technology, applied in electrical digital data processing, special data processing applications, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in measuring the similarity of motion time series signals, high feature dimension, motion processing effect and efficiency impact, etc.
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[0147] For human walking motion, the spatial division rules shown in Table 1 are used to extract its three-dimensional spatiotemporal features. Accompanying drawing 4 lists the retrieval recall rate (Recall) and retrieval accuracy rate ( Precision) and the comparison steps between the recall rate and the precision rate of the retrieval algorithm (KF) based on the eight-segment skeleton feature and key frame extraction commonly used at present, the specific implementation of this example is described in detail below in conjunction with the method of the present invention step:
[0148] (1) extract the spatial features of walking motion with the method described in step 1:
[0149] Calculate the world coordinates of each joint point of the human body from the original motion data, and obtain a 51-dimensional data (a human skeleton model with 17 joint points is used here), remove the root node, so that there are 16 joint points, 48 dimensions data,
[0150] m s =(F 1 ...
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[0217] We use the space division rules shown in Table 1 to extract the three-dimensional spatio-temporal features of human running. Attachment 5 lists the recall rate (Recall) and retrieval accuracy rate obtained by the algorithm (SFDT) of the same database. (Precision) and the comparison steps between the recall rate and the precision rate of the retrieval algorithm (KF) based on the eight-segment skeleton feature and key frame extraction commonly used at present, the following describes in detail the implementation of this example in conjunction with the method of the present invention Specific steps:
[0218] (1) extract the spatial features of running motion with the method described in step 1:
[0219] Calculate the world coordinates of each joint point of the human body from the original motion data, and obtain a 51-dimensional data (a human skeleton model with 17 joint points is used here), remove the root node, so that there are 16 joint points, 48 dimensions data, ...
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