The first problem we address in this thesis is how to represent human action in a computer in order to make recognition possible. Royal Society London B, vol. ObjectSpaces interlaced multi layer framework. Several new frameworks that use HMMs for recognition have emerged. These questions can be answered by implementing computer vision algorithms to locate and identify individuals, track human body motions, model the head and face, track facial features, interpret human motion and actions.
Control is explicit communication to the system e.g. put that object there.
This tripartite structure is known as the event nucleus. Each of the phases may be compounded for example, the preparatory activity may be iterated, or even composed of several different activities. We are interested primarily in action recognition, and therefore operate at a higher level of abstraction than the work in activity recognition. No context found. Section Technical Report 413.