Sparse Code Filtering for Action Pattern Mining
@inproceedings{Wang2016SparseCF, title={Sparse Code Filtering for Action Pattern Mining}, author={Wei Wang and Yan Yan and Liqiang Nie and Luming Zhang and Stefan Winkler and N. Sebe}, booktitle={ACCV}, year={2016} }
Action recognition has received increasing attention during the last decade. Various approaches have been proposed to encode the videos that contain actions, among which self-similarity matrices (SSMs) have shown very good performance by encoding the dynamics of the video. However, SSMs become sensitive when there is a very large view change. In this paper, we tackle the multi-view action recognition problem by proposing a sparse code filtering (SCF) framework which can mine the action patterns…Â
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