Method and system for tracking human skeleton points in two-dimensional video stream
A two-dimensional video and bone point technology, applied in the research field of image processing, can solve the problems of reducing the local features of the human body, low recognition accuracy, and inability to track
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[0106] Currently, depth-based skeletal tracking technology establishes the coordinates of each joint of the human body by processing depth data. Skeletal tracking can determine various parts of the human body, such as the hand, head, and body, and determine their location. However, ordinary cameras can only obtain two-dimensional information in space. The goal of this algorithm is to track human skeleton points in two-dimensional video streams.
[0107] first as figure 1 As shown, define the relevant detection points and correlation diagrams of the human body, as shown in Table 1 and Table 2 below;
[0108] Table 1
[0109] 1
head point HEAD
2
Neck point SHOULDER_CENTER
3
Left shoulder SHOULDER_LEFT
4
Right shoulder SHOULDER_RIGH
5
Left hand click HAND_LEFT
6
Right click HAND_RIGHT
7
Left Elbow ELBOW_LEFT
8
Right Elbow ELBOW_RIGHT
9
Hip point HIP_CENTER
10
Left foot point FOOT_LEFT
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