Optimization and Performance Analysis of Intelligent Video AI Dynamic

In today’s information age,video data,as an important carrier of information,is growing explosively in terms of production volume.The quick and accurate extraction of useful information from massive video data has become a focus of research in the field of computer vision.AI dynamic recognition technology has become one of the key technologies to address this issue due to its powerful data processing capabilities and intelligent recognition functions.Based on this,this paper first elaborates on the development of intelligent video AI dynamic recognition technology,then proposes several optimization strategies for intelligent video AI dynamic recognition technology,and finally analyzes the performance of intelligent video AI dynamic recognition technology for reference.

Adaptive key SURF feature extraction and application in unmanned vehicle dynamic object recognition

A new method based on adaptive Hessian matrix threshold of finding key SRUF （ speeded up robust features） features is proposed and is applied to an unmanned vehicle for its dynamic object recognition and guided navigation. First, the object recognition algorithm based on SURF feature matching for unmanned vehicle guided navigation is introduced. Then, the standard local invariant feature extraction algorithm SRUF is analyzed, the Hessian Metrix is especially discussed, and a method of adaptive Hessian threshold is proposed which is based on correct matching point pairs threshold feedback under a close loop frame. At last, different dynamic object recognition experi- ments under different weather light conditions are discussed. The experimental result shows that the key SURF feature abstract algorithm and the dynamic object recognition method can be used for un- manned vehicle systems.

Multimodal Spatiotemporal Feature Map for Dynamic Gesture Recognition

Gesture recognition technology enables machines to read human gestures and has significant application prospects in the fields of human-computer interaction and sign language translation.Existing researches usually use convolutional neural networks to extract features directly from raw gesture data for gesture recognition,but the networks are affected by much interference information in the input data and thus fit to some unimportant features.In this paper,we proposed a novel method for encoding spatio-temporal information,which can enhance the key features required for gesture recognition,such as shape,structure,contour,position and hand motion of gestures,thereby improving the accuracy of gesture recognition.This encoding method can encode arbitrarily multiple frames of gesture data into a single frame of the spatio-temporal feature map and use the spatio-temporal feature map as the input to the neural network.This can guide the model to fit important features while avoiding the use of complex recurrent network structures to extract temporal features.In addition,we designed two sub-networks and trained the model using a sub-network pre-training strategy that trains the sub-networks first and then the entire network,so as to avoid the subnetworks focusing too much on the information of a single category feature and being overly influenced by each other’s features.Experimental results on two public gesture datasets show that the proposed spatio-temporal information encoding method achieves advanced accuracy.

End-to-End Multiview Gesture Recognition for Autonomous Car Parking System

The use of hand gestures can be the most intuitive human-machine interaction medium.The early approaches for hand gesture recognition used device-based methods.These methods use mechanical or optical sensors attached to a glove or markers,which hinder the natural human-machine communication.On the other hand,vision-based methods are less restrictive and allow for a more spontaneous communication without the need of an intermediary between human and machine.Therefore,vision gesture recognition has been a popular area of research for the past thirty years.Hand gesture recognition finds its application in many areas,particularly the automotive industry where advanced automotive human-machine interface(HMI)designers are using gesture recognition to improve driver and vehicle safety.However,technology advances go beyond active/passive safety and into convenience and comfort.In this context,one of America’s big three automakers has partnered with the Centre of Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence(CPAMI)at the University of Waterloo to investigate expanding their product segment through machine learning to provide an increased driver convenience and comfort with the particular application of hand gesture recognition for autonomous car parking.The present paper leverages the state-of-the-art deep learning and optimization techniques to develop a vision-based multiview dynamic hand gesture recognizer for a self-parking system.We propose a 3D-CNN gesture model architecture that we train on a publicly available hand gesture database.We apply transfer learning methods to fine-tune the pre-trained gesture model on custom-made data,which significantly improves the proposed system performance in a real world environment.We adapt the architecture of end-to-end solution to expand the state-of-the-art video classifier from a single image as input(fed by monocular camera)to a Multiview 360 feed,offered by a six cameras module.Finally,we optimize the proposed solution to work on a limited resource embedded platform(Nvidia Jetson TX2)that is used by automakers for vehicle-based features,without sacrificing the accuracy robustness and real time functionality of the system.

Dynamical pattern recognition for univariate time series and its application to an axial compressor

In this paper, a learning and recognition approach is proposed for univariate time series composed of output measurements of general nonlinear dynamical systems. Firstly, a class of dynamical systems in the canonical form is derived to describe the univariate time series by introducing coordinate transformation. An observer-based deterministic learning technique is then adopted to achieve dynamical modeling of the associated transformed systems of the training univariate time series, and the modeling results in the form of radial basis function network (RBFN) models are stored in a pattern library. Subsequently, multiple observer-based dynamical estimators containing the RBFN models in the pattern library are constructed for a test univariate time series, and a recognition decision scheme is proposed by the derived recognition indicator. On this basis, more concise recognition conditions are provided, which is beneficial for verifying the recognition results. Finally, simulation studies on the Rossler system and aero-engine stall warning verify the effectiveness of the proposed approach.

Machine learning-based crop recognition from aerial remote sensing imagery

Timely and accurate acquisition of crop distribution and planting area information is important for making agricultural planning and management decisions.This study employed aerial imagery as a data source and machine learning as a classification tool to statically and dynamically identify crops over an agricultural cropping area.Comparative analysis of pixel-based and object-based classifications was performed and classification results were further refined based on three types of object features(layer spectral,geometry,and texture).Static recognition using layer spectral features had the highest accuracy of 75.4%in object-based classification,and dynamic recognition had the highest accuracy of 88.0%in object-based classification based on layer spectral and geometry features.Dynamic identification could not only attenuate the effects of variations on planting dates and plant growth conditions on the results,but also amplify the differences between different features.Object-based classification produced better results than pixel-based classification,and the three feature sets(layer spectral alone,layer spectral and geometry,and all three)resulted in only small differences in accuracy in object-based classification.Dynamic recognition combined with objectbased classification using layer spectral and geometry features could effectively improve crop classification accuracy with high resolution aerial imagery.The methodologies and results from this study should provide practical guidance for crop identification and other agricultural mapping applications.