Abstract

Traditional posture recognition methods have the problems of low accuracy. Therefore, we propose a residual network based on convolution attention model and future fusion for dance motion recognition. Firstly, the fusion features of the relative position, angle and limb length ratio of human body ar

Highlights

  • Human posture recognition is the main way to help learn and understand human movements and behaviors

  • To solve the above problems, a residual network based on convolution attention model and future fusion is proposed in this paper for dance motion recognition

  • The specific flow of dance movement detection based on posture recognition is shown in Figure 5, whose node classification network consists of three branches: key point feature extraction, image classification and fusion

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Introduction

Human posture recognition is the main way to help learn and understand human movements and behaviors. In the teaching process of dance movements, students or coaches can standardize the movements according to the recognition results of human body posture. The main process of human posture recognition includes three steps: data acquisition and preprocessing, human feature extraction and construction, and movement recognition. Data-driven methods based on deep learning algorithms have achieved good results in speech recognition [8,9,10], image processing, motion recognition and other fields due to their powerful learning and fitting abilities. Among all kinds of deep learning algorithms, convolutional neural network (CNN) has strong feature extraction ability and a certain noise reduction function. To solve the above problems, a residual network based on convolution attention model and future fusion is proposed in this paper for dance motion recognition

Residual network
Convolution attention
Hybrid attention
Proposed dance posture recognition method
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