Human activity recognition: Various paradigms
Md Atiqur Rahman Ahad, Joo Kooi Tan, H.S. Kim, Seiji Ishikawa · 2008
Action and activity representation and recognition are very demanding research area in computer vision and man-machine interaction. Though plenty of researches have been done in this arena, the field is still immature. Over the last decades, extensive research methodologies have been developed on human activity analysis and recognition for various applications. This paper overviews various recent methods for human activity recognition with analysis. We attempt to sum up the various methods related to human motion representation and recognition. We make an effort to categorize the recent methods from the best in the business, and finally figure out the short-comings and challenges to dig out in future to develop robust action recognition approaches. This work exclusively endeavors to encompass the researches related only to human action recognition mainly from 2001 till-to-date with critical assessment of the methods. We also present our work along with to solve some of the shortcomings. It will widely benefit the researchers to understand and compare the related advancements in this area.