Abstract
Human activity recognition is a crucial field of study, but current approaches often require ground truth labels, which are not always available. We propose a new method called the Flexible Multi-Objective Particle swarm optimization clustering method based on Game theory (FMOPG), which can identify human activities without any supervision. Unlike traditional clustering methods that require an estimate of the number of clusters and are often inaccurate, FMOPG handles varying cluster numbers with an incremental technique, selecting clusters with good connectivity and separation. We enhance Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) with mean-shift vectors for faster convergence and better handling of non-spherical clusters. Employing multi-objective optimization and Gaussian mutation, FMOPG provides a range of optimal solutions. We map the optimization problem to game theory to select the best solution based on different criteria. A smart grid-based method is proposed for population initialization, reducing variance and improving reliability. FMOPG outperforms state-of-the-art methods, improving clustering accuracy by 3.65%. Moreover, the incremental technique has improved clustering time by 71.18%.
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