On the Effect of Human Body Parts in Large Scale Human Behaviour Recognition

Murthy, O.V. Ramana; Radwan, Ibrahim; Dhall, Abhinav; Goecke, Roland

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On the Effect of Human Body Parts in Large Scale Human Behaviour Recognition

Date

2013

Authors

Murthy, O.V. Ramana

Radwan, Ibrahim

Dhall, Abhinav

Goecke, Roland

Publisher

Conference Organising Committee

Abstract

Automatic analysis of human behaviour in large collections of videos is gaining interest, even more so with the advent of file sharing sites such as YouTube. Human behaviour analysis methods can be categorised into three classes based on the type of featu