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Recognizing Actions in 3D Using Action-Snippets and Activated Simplices

AAAI 2016 · Video › Action recognition · approach: Skeleton-based action recognition · 36 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
activated simplices instead of nearest-neighbor on action-snippets (ablation)action recognition · MSR-Action3Daccuracy: 85.16% -> 91.40%Helped
activated simplices instead of k-means (ablation)action recognition · MSR-Action3Daccuracy: 79.30% -> 91.40%Helped
activated simplices instead of sparse coding (ablation)action recognition · MSR-Action3Daccuracy: 86.30% -> 91.40%Helped
add non-negative sum-to-one constraint to sparse coding (ablation)sparse coding · MSR-Action3Daccuracy: 86.30% -> 86.94%No clear effect
stack more poses into each action-snippet (up to 10) (ablation)activated simplices · MSR-Action3DaccuracyHelped
increase number of bases per class beyond 50 (ablation)activated simplices · MSR-Action3DaccuracyNo clear effect
increase number of bases beyond 20 (ablation)sparse coding · MSR-Action3DaccuracyHurt
activated simplices instead of sparse coding and k-means for partially observed poses (depth removed) (ablation)pose reconstruction · H3.6Mreconstruction errorHelped

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