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US 2020/0349347 A1Published application
Systems and methods for monitoring and recognizing human activity
AssigneeCherry Labs, Inc.
InventorVasily Morzhakov
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Abstract
A monitoring and analysis system can display the movements of a person to be monitored using stick figures and without reveling the pictures or identity of the person. The stick figures can be analyzed to detect an unusual or potentially dangerous activity undertaken by the person.
Claims21
A method for monitoring or analyzing movements of a person to be monitored, the method comprising the steps of:
- receiving from a sensor an image of the person to be monitored;
- generating a stick figure comprising a linking of a plurality of joints of the person, the plurality of joints being identified in the image;
- and
- superimposing the stick figure onto a background, the background comprising an image of a space within which the person to be monitored is located, the image of the space lacking the image of the person or images of other persons.
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A method for training sets of autoencoders, the method comprising the steps of:
- providing a plurality of stick figures corresponding to an image of a person as inputs to a plurality of autoencoders in a first set of autoencoders, wherein each stick figure corresponds to a respective position of the person with reference to a sensor or within a space;
- determining by each autoencoder in the first set of autoencoders a respective pose of the person;
- providing the poses and pace information associated with a movement of the person to a plurality of autoencoders in a second set of autoencoders;
- determining by each autoencoder in the second set of autoencoders a respective action likely undertaken by the person;
- and
- selecting autoencoder weights for minimizing a first error and a second error, wherein the first error is a minimum of differences between an actual pose of the person and respective poses determined by the first set of autoencoders and the second error is a minimum of differences between an actual action undertaken by the person and respective actions determined by the second set of autoencoders.
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A system for monitoring or analyzing movements of a person to be monitored, comprising:
- a processor;
- and
- a memory in communication with the processor and comprising instructions which, when executed by a processing unit in communication with a memory unit, program the processing unit to:
- receive from a sensor an image of the person to be monitored;
- generate a stick figure comprising a linking of a plurality of joints of the person, the plurality of joints being identified in the image;
- and
- superimpose the stick figure onto a background, the background comprising an image of a space within which the person to be monitored is located, the image of the space lacking the image of the person or images of other persons.
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A system for training sets of autoencoders, comprising:
- a processor;
- and
- a memory in communication with the processor and comprising instructions which, when executed by a processing unit in communication with a memory unit, program the processing unit to:
- provide a plurality of stick figures corresponding to an image of a person as inputs to a plurality of autoencoders in a first set of autoencoders, wherein each stick figure corresponds to a respective position of the person with reference to a sensor or within a space, wherein:
- each autoencoder in the first set of autoencoders is configured to:
- determine a respective pose of the person;
- and
- provide the poses and pace information associated with a movement of the person to a plurality of autoencoders in a second set of autoencoders;
- each autoencoder in the second set of autoencoders is configured to determine a respective action likely undertaken by the person;
- and
- select autoencoder weights for minimizing a first error and a second error, wherein the first error is a minimum of differences between an actual pose of the person and respective poses determined by the first set of autoencoders and the second error is a minimum of differences between an actual action undertaken by the person and respective actions determined by the second set of autoencoders.
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