Gesture Recognition Method Combining Dense Convolutional with Spatial Transformer Networks
Jie Ma, Zhang Xiudan, Nan Yang, Tian Yalei · 2018
As an important milestone for the development of the artificial intelligence, gesture recognition enables the human-computer interaction and has received significantly growing research interest nowadays. However, the current technology for the gesture recognition has the low quality in the gesture rotation, translation and scaling. To solve the problem, a novel network structure named Densenet_V2 is proposed, and it is based on Dense Convolutional Networks (Densenet) and Spatial Transformer Networks (STN). Firstly, the input samples and feature maps are spatially transformed and aligned with the STN. Then the effective features of gestures are automatically extracted by using the Densenet. Finally, the linear classifier is adopted to classify the gestures. To prevent the network model from over-fitting the sample data set, the L2 regular term is involved into the loss function to achieve the weight decay when training the network. Experiments on the Marcel gesture database show that Densenet_V2 can improve the recognition rate of static deformation gestures.