Human Posture Recognition Based on DAG-SVMS

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A posture feature extraction and recognition method in monitoring environment is proposed in this paper which can recognize human shapes and analyze human postures. First contours of moving objects are extracted from two frames of a consecutive monitoring video. Then feature parameters are calculated from boundary contours to construct feature vector. In order to classify moving object and human and analyze postures, a DAG-SVMS is constructed by training 100 sample images. Results demonstrate the validity of this method.

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