Posture recognition method and device based on skeleton separation and unification and attention mechanism
A recognition method and attention technology, applied in biometrics recognition, neural learning methods, character and pattern recognition, etc., can solve problems such as low accuracy, low real-time performance, and difficulty in accurately detecting people's positions, achieving accuracy High, improve the efficiency of skeleton recognition, high real-time effect
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[0065] This embodiment implements a gesture recognition method based on skeleton separation and unification and attention mechanism, such as figure 1 shown, including:
[0066] S1. Obtain skeleton data;
[0067] S2. Select a graph sequence from the skeleton data, and then perform multi-scale learning graph convolution processing on the graph sequence based on a unified spatio-temporal operator of a time window to obtain the first skeleton feature, wherein the graph sequence includes multiple Frame space-time subgraph;
[0068] S3. Perform attention mechanism processing on the first skeleton feature and complete the recalibration of the first skeleton feature to obtain a weighted feature map as the second skeleton feature;
[0069] S4. Perform global average pooling processing on the second skeleton feature, and input the global average pooling processing result into the Softmax classifier;
[0070] S5. The Softmax classifier identifies and outputs the gesture type.
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Embodiment 2
[0089] This embodiment implements a gesture recognition method based on skeleton separation and unification and attention mechanism, and the steps are described in detail as follows.
[0090] The first step is to obtain the skeleton data.
[0091] Specifically, obtaining skeleton data includes obtaining skeleton data of workers' sitting postures in an actual factory workshop scene. It should be noted that this application uses a graph convolution based on skeleton separation and unification and attention mechanism module to recognize the pose of workers in the factory workshop production line. Considering that when the workshop production line is in operation, the workers' sitting posture is relatively fixed, and the upper body movements on the production line are relatively single. We process the skeleton data by paying attention to the characteristics of the workers' arm joint points, so the first step is to obtain information about the workers' sitting posture on the factor...
Embodiment 3
[0115] This embodiment provides a skeleton neural network model. The skeleton neural network model includes an input module, a multi-scale feature extraction module, an attention mechanism module, a pooling module, a classification module, and an output module. The multi-scale feature extraction module Execute the step of performing the graph convolution processing of multi-scale learning on the graph sequence based on the unified spatio-temporal operator based on the time window to obtain the first skeleton feature; the attention mechanism module executes the step of paying attention to the first skeleton feature The force mechanism processes and completes the recalibration of the first skeleton feature to obtain a weighted feature map, as a step of the second skeleton feature.
[0116] Preferably, the input module is used to input a graph sequence; the pooling module is used to perform a pooling operation on the processing result of the attention mechanism module; the classif...
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