Abstract
We investigate modeling and recognition of object manipulation actions for the purpose of imitation based learning in robotics. To model the process, we are using a combination of discriminative (support vector machines, conditional random fields) and generative approaches (hidden Markov models). We examine the hypothesis that complex actions can be represented as a sequence of motion or action primitives. The experimental evaluation, performed with five object manipulation actions and 10 people, investigates the modeling approach of the primitive action structure and compares the performance of the considered generative and discriminative models.
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