An Approach for Human Posture Recognition Based on the Fusion PSE-CNN-BiGRU Model

This study proposes a pose estimation-convolutional neural network-bidirectional gated recurrent unit(PSECNN-BiGRU)fusion model for human posture recognition to address low accuracy issues in abnormal posture recognition due to the loss of some feature information and the deterioration of comprehensive performance in model detection in complex home environments.Firstly,the deep convolutional network is integrated with the Mediapipe framework to extract high-precision,multi-dimensional information from the key points of the human skeleton,thereby obtaining a human posture feature set.Thereafter,a double-layer BiGRU algorithm is utilized to extract multi-layer,bidirectional temporal features from the human posture feature set,and a CNN network with an exponential linear unit(ELU)activation function is adopted to perform deep convolution of the feature map to extract the spatial feature of the human posture.Furthermore,a squeeze and excitation networks(SENet)module is introduced to adaptively learn the importance weights of each channel,enhancing the network’s focus on important features.Finally,comparative experiments are performed on available datasets,including the public human activity recognition using smartphone dataset(UCIHAR),the public human activity recognition 70 plus dataset(HAR70PLUS),and the independently developed home abnormal behavior recognition dataset(HABRD)created by the authors’team.The results show that the average accuracy of the proposed PSE-CNN-BiGRU fusion model for human posture recognition is 99.56%,89.42%,and 98.90%,respectively,which are 5.24%,5.83%,and 3.19%higher than the average accuracy of the five models proposed in the comparative literature,including CNN,GRU,and others.The F1-score for abnormal posture recognition reaches 98.84%(heartache),97.18%(fall),99.6%(bellyache),and 98.27%(climbing)on the self-builtHABRDdataset,thus verifying the effectiveness,generalization,and robustness of the proposed model in enhancing human posture recognition.

A Survey on Artificial Intelligence in Posture Recognition

Over the years,the continuous development of new technology has promoted research in the field of posture recognition and also made the application field of posture recognition have been greatly expanded.The purpose of this paper is to introduce the latest methods of posture recognition and review the various techniques and algorithms of posture recognition in recent years,such as scale-invariant feature transform,histogram of oriented gradients,support vectormachine(SVM),Gaussian mixturemodel,dynamic time warping,hiddenMarkovmodel(HMM),lightweight network,convolutional neural network(CNN).We also investigate improved methods of CNN,such as stacked hourglass networks,multi-stage pose estimation networks,convolutional posemachines,and high-resolution nets.The general process and datasets of posture recognition are analyzed and summarized,and several improved CNNmethods and threemain recognition techniques are compared.In addition,the applications of advanced neural networks in posture recognition,such as transfer learning,ensemble learning,graph neural networks,and explainable deep neural networks,are introduced.It was found that CNN has achieved great success in posture recognition and is favored by researchers.Still,a more in-depth research is needed in feature extraction,information fusion,and other aspects.Among classification methods,HMM and SVM are the most widely used,and lightweight network gradually attracts the attention of researchers.In addition,due to the lack of 3Dbenchmark data sets,data generation is a critical research direction.

A Human Body Posture Recognition Algorithm Based on BP Neural Network for Wireless Body Area Networks

Human body posture recognition has attracted considerable attention in recent years in wireless body area networks(WBAN). In order to precisely recognize human body posture,many recognition algorithms have been proposed.However, the recognition rate is relatively low. In this paper, we apply back propagation(BP) neural network as a classifier to recognizing human body posture, where signals are collected from VG350 acceleration sensor and a posture signal collection system based on WBAN is designed. Human body signal vector magnitude(SVM) and tri-axial acceleration sensor data are used to describe the human body postures. We are able to recognize 4postures: Walk, Run, Squat and Sit. Our posture recognition rate is up to 91.67%. Furthermore, we find an implied relationship between hidden layer neurons and the posture recognition rate. The proposed human body posture recognition algorithm lays the foundation for the subsequent applications.

Moving Human Posture Recognition Based on Joint Quaternion

Posture recognition plays an important role in many applications,such as security system and monitoring system.Joint quaternion combined with support vector machine(SVM) can solve the problem of moving human posture recognition.It is a simple and effective algorithm that only three joints are used as the feature points in the whole human skeleton.Using the quaternion of the three joints,a feature vector with five parameters in gait cycle is extracted.The efficiency of the proposed method is demonstrated through an experimental study,and walking and running postures can be distinguished accurately.

Gesture Recognition Based on Time-of-Flight Sensor and Residual Neural Network

With the advancement of technology and the increase in user demands, gesture recognition played a pivotal role in the field of human-computer interaction. Among various sensing devices, Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensors were widely applied due to their low cost. This paper explored the implementation of a human hand posture recognition system using ToF sensors and residual neural networks. Firstly, this paper reviewed the typical applications of human hand recognition. Secondly, this paper designed a hand gesture recognition system using a ToF sensor VL53L5. Subsequently, data preprocessing was conducted, followed by training the constructed residual neural network. Then, the recognition results were analyzed, indicating that gesture recognition based on the residual neural network achieved an accuracy of 98.5% in a 5-class classification scenario. Finally, the paper discussed existing issues and future research directions.

IoMT-Enabled Fusion-Based Model to Predict Posture for Smart Healthcare Systems

Smart healthcare applications depend on data from wearable sensors(WSs)mounted on a patient’s body for frequent monitoring information.Healthcare systems depend on multi-level data for detecting illnesses and consequently delivering correct diagnostic measures.The collection of WS data and integration of that data for diagnostic purposes is a difficult task.This paper proposes an Errorless Data Fusion(EDF)approach to increase posture recognition accuracy.The research is based on a case study in a health organization.With the rise in smart healthcare systems,WS data fusion necessitates careful attention to provide sensitive analysis of the recognized illness.As a result,it is dependent on WS inputs and performs group analysis at a similar rate to improve diagnostic efficiency.Sensor breakdowns,the constant time factor,aggregation,and analysis results all cause errors,resulting in rejected or incorrect suggestions.This paper resolves this problem by using EDF,which is related to patient situational discovery through healthcare surveillance systems.Features of WS data are examined extensively using active and iterative learning to identify errors in specific postures.This technology improves position detection accuracy,analysis duration,and error rate,regardless of user movements.Wearable devices play a critical role in the management and treatment of patients.They can ensure that patients are provided with a unique treatment for their medical needs.This paper discusses the EDF technique for optimizing posture identification accuracy through multi-feature analysis.At first,the patients’walking patterns are tracked at various time intervals.The characteristics are then evaluated in relation to the stored data using a random forest classifier.