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Gesture Detection and Recognition Based on Pyramid Frequency Feature Fusion Module and Multiscale Attention in Human-Computer Interaction

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Aiming at the problem of the absence of detail texture and other high-frequency features in the feature extraction process of the deep network employing the upsampling operation, the accuracy of gesture recognition is seriously affected in complex scenes. This study integrates object detection and gesture recognition into one model and proposes a gesture detection and recognition based on the pyramid frequency feature fusion module and multiscale attention in human-computer interaction. Pyramid fusion module is used to perform efficient feature fusion and is proposed to obtain feature layers with rich details and semantic information, which is helpful to improve the efficiency and accuracy of gesture recognition. In addition, the multiscale attention module is further adopted to adaptively mine important and effective feature information from both temporal and spatial channels and embedded into the detection layer. Finally, our proposed network realizes the enhancement of the effective information and the suppression of the invalid information of the detection layer. Experimental results show that our proposed model makes full use of the high-low frequency feature fusion module without replacing the basic backbone network, which can greatly reduce the computational overhead while improving the detection accuracy.

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  • Min Tu, 2021. "Gesture Detection and Recognition Based on Pyramid Frequency Feature Fusion Module and Multiscale Attention in Human-Computer Interaction," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2021, pages 1-10, May.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:6043152
    DOI: 10.1155/2021/6043152
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