Abstract
Recent advances in image processing and machine learning methods have greatly enhanced the ability of object classification from images and videos in different applications. Classification of human activities is one of the emerging research areas in the field of computer vision. It can be used in several applications including medical informatics, surveillance, human computer interaction, and task monitoring. In the medical and healthcare field, the classification of patients' activities is important for providing the required information to doctors and physicians for medication reactions and diagnosis. Nowadays, some research approaches to recognize human activity from videos and images have been proposed using machine learning (ML) and soft computational algorithms. However, advanced computer vision methods are still considered promising development directions for developing human activity classification approach from a sequence of video frames. This paper proposes an effective automated approach using feature fusion and ML methods. It consists of five steps, which are the preprocessing, feature extraction, feature selection, feature fusion, and classification steps. Two available public benchmark datasets are utilized to train, validate, and test ML classifiers of the developed approach. The experimental results of this research work show that the accuracies achieved are 99.5% and 99.9% on the first and second datasets, respectively. Compared with many existing related approaches, the proposed approach attained high performance results in terms of sensitivity, accuracy, precision, and specificity evaluation metric.
Highlights
In recent years, the e-vision community has focused largely on recognizing human activities
The binary image is transformed to RGB color space and later RGB is converted into Hue Saturation Intensity (HSI)
All the results presented are the results obtained in this system
Summary
The e-vision community has focused largely on recognizing human activities. Design of an efficient and optimal cost algorithm to detect a person from a video or an image is a challenging task. It is challenging in terms of variations of appearance, color, and movements [10]. Numerous approaches have been proposed to detect a human from a video or an image These approaches focused on the distinct use of classifiers, segmentation techniques, and feature extraction methods. Background subtraction is the first step in which RGB frames are extracted from the background and foreground videos for frame-by-frame processing.
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