Infrared Human Action Recognition Method Based on Multimodal Attention Network
Human behavior recognition has become one of the research hotspots in the field of machine vision and pattern recogni-tion,and has important research value.Many intelligent services require rapid and accurate recognition of human behavior.Human behavior recognition has important research significance and wide application value in fields such as intelligent monitoring and smart home,and has been widely studied by scholars at home and abroad.Human behavior recognition usually uses visible light video data,but visible light videos are easily affected by light and cannot adapt to nighttime recognition.Due to the characteristics of infrared information such as being less affected by light and protecting privacy,human behavior recognition methods based on infrared video have great significance.Deep learning network has some limitations on the learning and representation ability of in-frared single mode data.To solve the above problems,an infrared human behavior recognition method based on multimodal atten-tion network is proposed.Because the deep learning network model cannot directly train and classify the video information,first,the preprocessing module preprocesses the video information obtained into infrared views,and then extracts the edge information and optical flow information of the infrared view through Sobel operator and L1 norm based total variation optical flow method to obtain the edge view and optical flow view respectively.Secondly,input the infrared view,edge view,and optical flow view into the three stream network fused with the attention mechanism module for feature learning.Then,fuse the multimodal features ex-tracted from each network in the three stream network.Finally,the fusion feature vector is input to random forest for training and classification.Experimental results on the public dataset NTU RGB+D and the self-built dataset indicate that the proposed me-thod has good recognition performance.In the future,we will consider expanding our method to more datasets to verify its effec-tiveness.