This presentation will cover human activity recognition by using conventional 2D video cameras as well as the recently developed 3D depth cameras. I'll first give an overview on the interest- point based approach which has become a popular research direction in the past few years for 2D based activity recognition. In addition to the conventional classification problem, I'll discuss the problem of detection (spacetime localization) as well as the example-based search where the amount of labelled data is extremely small. The second part of the talk will focus on activity recognition with 3D depth cameras. I'll describe some of the recently developed visual representations and machine learning frameworks for 3D data analysis.
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