Improved GCN Framework for Human Motion Recognition

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Human recognition models based on spatial-temporal graph convolutional neural networks have been gradually developed, and we present an improved spatial-temporal graph convolutional neural network to solve the problems of the high number of parameters and low accuracy of this type of model. The method mainly draws on the inception structure. First, the tensor rotation is added to the graph convolution layer to realize the conversion between graph node dimension and channel dimension and enhance the model’s ability to capture global information for small-scale tasks. Then the inception temporal convolution layer is added to build a multiscale temporal convolution filter to perceive temporal information under different time domains hierarchically from 4-time dimensions. It overcomes the shortcomings of temporal graph convolutional networks in the field of joint relevance of hidden layers and compensates for the information omission of small-scale graph tasks. It also limits the volume of parameters, decreases the arithmetic power, and speeds up the computation. In our experiments, we verify our model on the public dataset NTU RGB + D. Our method reduces the number of the model parameters by 50% and achieves an accuracy of 90% in the CS evaluation system and 94% in the CV evaluation system. The results show that our method not only has high recognition accuracy and good robustness in human behavior recognition applications but also has a small number of model parameters, which can effectively reduce the computational cost.