Action recognition apparatus and apparatus for recognizing attitude of object
AssigneeFuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
InventorsNoriji Kato, Hitoshi Ikeda, Masahiro Maeda
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AssigneeFuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
InventorsNoriji Kato, Hitoshi Ikeda, Masahiro Maeda
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An action recognition apparatus acquires image data and outputs action information representing an action content of a human captured in the image data. The action recognition apparatus includes a face-portion specifying section, an acquisition section, a specifying section, and an information output section. The face-portion specifying section specifies a first image region including a face portion of the human from the image data. The acquisition section acquires skin-color information peculiar to the human from pixel values of the first image region. The specifying section specifies at least one second image region including a predetermined portion of a body of the human from the image data except for the first image region based on the skin-color information. The information output section outputs the action information representing the action content of the human based on position relation between the specified first image region and the specified second image region.
An action recognition method using a computer for acquiring image data generated by capturing an image including a face of a human and outputting action information representing an action content of the human captured in the image data, the action recognition method comprising:
An action recognition apparatus that acquires image data generated by capturing an image including a face of a human and outputs action information representing an action content of the human captured in the image data, the action recognition apparatus comprising:
A computer readable storage medium storing an action recognition program that causes a computer to acquire image data generated by capturing an image including a face of a human and output action information representing an action content of the human captured in the image data, the action recognition program causing the computer to execute a process comprising:
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