Journal Article10.1117/1.JEI.32.2.021603
Deep graph convolutional network-based high-performance detection method for spectral domain gesture image stream
Hong Chen,Qingjia Geng,Aiyong Liu,Hongdong Zhao +3 more
- 19 Sep 2022
Vol. 32, pp 021603-021603
TL;DR: In this article , the spectral clustering method of graph wavelet neural network and support vector machine (SVM) was used as a classifier to improve the accuracy of the generated graph data.
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Abstract: Abstract. The use of vision-based high-performance detection technology has become an innovative technical methodology. Gestures can express more actions and even emotions, which is more in line with the design idea of large-scale integrated human–computer interaction software, and then assists the development of emotion recognition and other fields. The emerging deep graph convolutional network can capture the interdependence between instances, and then infer the complete information of the image based on specific features. The two-dimensional discrete wavelet and multi-resolution analysis are used to replace the traditional Fourier transform to realize the convolution operation, which improves the accuracy of the generated graph data. This work studies the spectral clustering method of Graph Wavelet Neural Network and adds the local correlation preserving support vector machine as a classifier. This classifier has a simplified structure compared with the cascade classifier and can achieve faster and stable classification results. On the test set, the average accuracy of the algorithm is 93.40%, the recall rate is 96.27%, and the average detection time per frame is 359 ms.
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