Activity Recognition Research

Publications

Cen Rao, Mubarak Shah, View-Invariance in Action Recognition
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, CVPR 2001, Kauai, Hawaii, Dec 11-13, 2001

An input clip of experiments for CVPR paper (the resolution is reduced to save space).
Results of experiments in CVPR paper.

Cen Rao, Mubarak Shah,
A View-Invariant Representation of Human Action
International Conference on Control, Automation, Robotics and Vision, ICARCV 2000, Singapore Dec. 2000

Presentation

IEEE Workshop on "Detection and Recognition of Events in Video",Vancouver, Canada July 8, 2001. View-invariant Representation and Learning of Human Action

For a brief description and some other projects

Action clips and corresponding trajacties

These results are old. Please look at the CVPR paper for current experiments.

QuickTime Sequence 1 (Picking up a Book 1).

QuickTime Sequence 2 (Picking up a hand-set of telephone 1).

QuickTime Sequence 3 (Picking up a hand-set of telephone 2).

QuickTime Sequence 4 (Picking up a hand-set of telephone 3).

QuickTime Sequence 5 (Picking up a hand-set of telephone 4).

QuickTime Sequence 6 (Picking up a hand-set of telephone 5).

QuickTime Sequence 7 (Picking up a hand-set of telephone 6).

QuickTime Sequence 8 (Picking up a hand-set of telephone 7).

QuickTime Sequence 9 (Picking up a hand-set of telephone 8).

QuickTime Sequence 10 (Picking up a hand-set of telephone 9).

QuickTime Sequence 11 (Picking up a hand-set of telephone 10).

QuickTime Sequence 12 (Picking up a hand-set of telephone 11).

QuickTime Sequence 13 (Pouring Water 1).

QuickTime Sequence 14 (Pouring Water 2).

QuickTime Sequence 15 (Pouring Water 3).

QuickTime Sequence 16 (Opening a cabnet 1).

QuickTime Sequence 17 (Closing a cabnet 1).

QuickTime Sequence 18 (Opening a cabnet 2).

QuickTime Sequence 19 (Closing a cabnet 2).

QuickTime Sequence 20 (Opening & Closing a cabnet).

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