Hierarchical Multi-Classification for Sensor-based Badminton Activity Recognition

Ya Wang, Jinwen Ma, Xiangcheng Li, Albert Zhong
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Fast development of sensor technology makes sensor equipments more and more smart and wearable. It further boost the need of sensor-based human activity recognition. Due to the lack of large-scale labeled datasets in practical AI applications, it is important to utilize prior information of the categories in sensor-based human activity recognition. In this paper, we propose a Hierarchical Multi-Classificaion (HMC) framework for sensor-based badminton activity recognition with the help of the prior information of badminton activity categories. Specifically, the multi-class sensor-based badminton activity recognition task is performed in two steps: (1). Any input data for a badminton activity are classified into one of the major classes which are based on their characteristic features; (2). They are further classified into one of the specific categories of badminton activity as required. It is demonstrated by the experimental results on BSS-V2 dataset that our proposed method can get up to 83.9% badminton activity recognition accuracy which is 1.7% better than previous state-of-the-art models.
基于传感器的羽毛球运动识别分层多分类
传感器技术的快速发展使得传感器设备越来越具有智能化和可穿戴性。这进一步推动了对基于传感器的人体活动识别的需求。由于在实际的人工智能应用中缺乏大规模的标记数据集,在基于传感器的人类活动识别中,利用类别的先验信息是很重要的。本文利用羽毛球活动类别的先验信息,提出了一种基于传感器的羽毛球活动识别的层次多分类框架。具体而言,基于多类传感器的羽毛球活动识别任务分为两个步骤:(1)根据羽毛球活动的特征特征将输入的任何羽毛球活动数据分类到其中一个主要类别中;(2)根据需要进一步归类为羽毛球活动的特定类别之一。在BSS-V2数据集上的实验结果表明,我们提出的方法可以达到83.9%的羽毛球运动识别准确率,比目前最先进的模型提高了1.7%。
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