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Efficientnet Model Based Gesture Recognition Method Research

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Aiming at the problem of high computational complexity and accuracy of dynamic gesture recognition, this paper proposes a multi-feature fusion dynamic gesture recognition based on improved EfficientNet[1] model. Firstly, for each video data set, video frames are cut at a certain FPS and saved as training set and test set, and the classification performance of images is regarded as the classification performance of corresponding videos. Then, feature extraction and model fusion are used to extract dynamic gestures of characters, so as to extract key actions and training classification models. After the training, load the model to check and verify all the video frames in the test set, and get the output of top1 accuracy rate and Top5 accuracy rate in the whole test set. Finally, real-time detection is carried out. The experimental analysis of 170 video files shows that the average accuracy of the improved method is significantly higher than that of other common neural networks. The average detection accuracy in various gestures such as click and zoom was 93%.

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        AIPR '21: Proceedings of the 2021 4th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Pattern Recognition
        September 2021
        715 pages
        ISBN:9781450384087
        DOI:10.1145/3488933
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        1. Artificial intelligence technology, human behavior recognition
        2. augmented reality
        3. gesture recognition
        4. human-computer interaction

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