Patent Description:
As a new technology emerging in recent years, human behavior identification has attracted extensive attention in fields such as video surveillance, automated driving, intelligent human-computer interaction, and intelligent traffic early warning.

Currently, commonly used human behavior identification technologies are implemented based on image acquisition and image processing. That is, images of pedestrians are captured by an image capturing device, and target identification is performed on the captured images to obtain a target image of each pedestrian, and feature extraction is performed on each target image based on a feature extraction algorithm, to obtain feature data corresponding to the pedestrian. Finally, the obtained feature data corresponding to each pedestrian is input to a pre-trained behavior identification model, and an output of the behavior identification model is behavior information of the pedestrian, such as running or walking.

During implementation of this application, the inventors have found that the related art has at least the following problems:.

The foregoing human behavior identification technology based on image acquisition and image processing may be easily affected by light rays, the line of sight of the image capturing device, and the like, resulting in low identification accuracy.

<CIT> relates to airplane target classification method based on three-order LPC technology.

<NPL> relates to operational assessment and adaptive selection of micro-Doppler features.

<NPL>) relates to application of linear predictive coding for human activity classification based on micro-Doppler signatures.

<NPL> relates to moving object classifier based on UWB radar signal.

To resolve the problem of low accuracy of behavior identification in the related art, implementations of this application provide a method and apparatus for identifying behavior of a target, and a radar system.

According to the solution in this implementation of this application, a transmit antenna of a radar system continuously transmits radar signals based on a pulse repetition period, that is, the transmit antenna of the radar system continuously transmits modulated radar signals at different frequencies in each pulse repetition period, where the pulse repetition period may also be referred to as a frequency sweep period. After a radar signal is reflected by the target, a receive antenna receives the radar signal, where the received radar signal is a radar echo signal. When processing radar echo signals, the radar system may process all radar echo signals that are received in a predetermined behavior identification period. One behavior identification period includes a predetermined quantity of pulse repetition periods.

After receiving the radar echo signal reflected by the target, the radar system mixes the received radar echo signal with the radar signal transmitted when the radar echo signal is received, to obtain a beat signal. Then, N-point sampling is performed on an analog signal of the beat signal, and the N-point sampled analog signal is converted into a digital signal by using an A/D converter. For each pulse repetition period, M-point fast Fourier transformation (Fast Fourier Transformation, FFT) may be performed on the beat signal after A/D conversion, that is, frequency domain data of M points can be obtained. The frequency domain data obtained for each point may be expressed in a form of a complex number. For the obtained frequency domain data of the M points, if an amplitude of a signal in a spectrum diagram corresponding to the frequency domain data is greater than a predetermined value, it is considered that the frequency domain data of the point is obtained from the radar echo signal reflected by the target. Then, the frequency domain data of the point may be used as the frequency domain data of the target. The frequency domain data in one behavior identification period is accumulated to obtain the frequency domain data of the target in one behavior identification period, where the frequency domain data of the target in one behavior identification period is a one-dimensional vector. Then, a short time Fourier transform may be performed on the frequency domain data of the target in one behavior identification period to obtain time-frequency domain data of the target in one behavior identification period, where the time-frequency domain data of the target in one behavior identification period is a two-dimensional matrix.

Then, the signal attribute feature data and the LPC feature data of the target are calculated based on the time-frequency domain data of the target in one behavior identification period, where the signal attribute feature data is used to represent a feature of the radar echo signal attribute, and the LPC feature data is used to represent a feature of the radar echo signal.

Finally, the obtained signal attribute feature data and LPC feature data of the target are inputted into the behavior identification model to obtain the behavior information of the target. The behavior information may be running, walking, jumping, or the like. The behavior identification model can be a machine learning model obtained through training based on a large quantity of training samples.

In this implementation of this application, radar is used to detect a target. Because an electromagnetic wave transmitted by the radar is less affected by factors such as light and weather, the radar detects the target more accurately, so that the feature data of the target that is obtained through analysis based on the radar echo signal is more accurate. Then, the finally determined behavior information of the target is more accurate.

According to the solution, the radar system can process the time-frequency domain data to obtain the signal attribute feature data. Then, the LPC feature data can be obtained using the LPC function. The LPC function may be as follows: <MAT> where ar is an LPC; u(n) is an input sequence, that is, an amplitude value of the time-frequency domain data; x(n) is an output sequence of the LPC function; x(n - r) is an output sequence that is of the LPC function and that is obtained in P behavior identification periods before a current behavior identification period, where r=<NUM>, <NUM>, <NUM>. P; and <MAT> is a linear prediction value x̂(n) of the output sequence. An unknown coefficient in this LPC function is ar. A minimum mean square error criterion may be used to calculate ar. The obtained ar is the LPC feature data.

In the solution, the maximum frequency value is a maximum Doppler frequency value in a time-frequency spectrogram corresponding to the time frequency domain data. The mean value of amplitude is an average value of all amplitude values corresponding to the time-frequency domain data. The standard deviation of amplitude value is a standard deviation of all the amplitude values corresponding to the time-frequency domain data. The average absolute error of amplitude value is an average absolute error of all the amplitude values corresponding to the time-frequency domain data. The amplitude value quartile means that the amplitude values corresponding to the time-frequency domain data are arranged from small to large and divided into four equal parts, and the amplitude values at the three points of division are respectively referred to as a <NUM>% quartile, a <NUM>% quartile, and a <NUM>% quartile. The amplitude value interquartile range refers to a difference between the <NUM>% quartile and the <NUM>% quartile. The amplitude value skewness is a measure of a direction and degree of skewness of amplitude value distribution, and is a digital feature of a degree of asymmetry of the amplitude value distribution. The amplitude value kurtosis is a digital feature reflecting peak values at positions of average values of a probability density distribution curve corresponding to amplitude values. The spectral entropy represents a relationship between a power spectrum corresponding to time-frequency domain data and an entropy rate.

In the solution, the behavior identification model is a support vector machine (Support Vector Machine, SVM) classification model. During classification of behavior information, the support vector machine classification model can be used to classify the behavior information into only two types. To finally obtain a combination of a plurality of types of behavior information of a target, a plurality of support vector machine classification models can be combined for use. That is, a first support vector machine can classify the behavior information of the target into two types first, and a second support vector machine can classify the two types of behavior information to obtain subtypes corresponding to each type, and so on, so as to obtain a combination of a plurality of types of behavior information. It can be learned that a combination of a plurality of types of behavior information of a target can be obtained by combining a plurality of support vector machine classification models; that is, the obtained behavior information of the target is more comprehensive.

Based on certain implementations, dimension reduction may be performed on the time-frequency domain data of the target, and then the feature data can be calculated based on the dimension-reduced time-frequency domain data. In this way, the amount of time-frequency domain data can be reduced, the calculation of the feature data can be accelerated, and the efficiency of identifying behavior of a target can be improved.

Based on certain implementations, dimension reduction is performed on the time-frequency domain data based on the principal component analysis (Principal Component Analysis, PCA) algorithm.

The technical solutions provided in the implementations of this application bring the following beneficial effects:.

The radar echo signal reflected by the target is received; the radar echo signal is processed to obtain the signal attribute feature data and the LPC feature data of the target; and then the signal attribute feature data and the LPC feature data of the target are input into the behavior identification model to obtain the behavior information of the target. Because the radar signal transmitted by the radar is less affected by light, weather, and the like, a plurality of types of feature data of the target that are obtained based on the radar echo signal are more accurate, and further, the finally obtained behavior information is more accurate.

An implementation of this application provides a method for identifying behavior of a target. The method can be implemented by a radar system and is applied in scenarios such as automated driving, intelligent human-computer interaction, and intelligent traffic early warning. Using automated driving as an example, the radar system may be a vehicle-mounted radar system, and the radar system can identify behavior of a pedestrian in front of a vehicle to determine whether there is a danger, and whether an emergency braking or deceleration process should be performed. For example, when a pedestrian crosses a guardrail in front of the vehicle and approaches the vehicle, the vehicle may immediately perform the emergency braking process to avoid collision.

The foregoing radar system may be a frequency modulated continuous wave (Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave, FMCW) radar system, and the radar signal transmitted by the FMCW radar system in this implementation of this application may be a sawtooth wave, a triangular wave, a trapezoidal wave, or the like. The radar system transmits a radar signal to the outside. After contacting a target, the radar signal is reflected back by the target, and is received by the radar system. Generally, the radar signal reflected by the target may be referred to as a radar echo signal. After receiving the radar echo signal, the radar system may analyze the radar echo signal to extract feature data of the radar echo signal, and then determine current behavior information of the target, such as running, walking, or crossing, based on the feature data. <FIG> is a schematic architectural diagram of an FMCW radar system.

The FMCW radar system may include a signal transmitting apparatus, a signal receiving apparatus, and a signal processing apparatus. The signal transmitting apparatus may include a transmit antenna <NUM> and an FMCW waveform generation unit <NUM>. The signal receiving apparatus may include a receive antenna <NUM>. The signal processing apparatus may include a mixer <NUM>, a low-pass filter <NUM>, an analog-to-digital signal (Analog-to-Digital, A/D) converter <NUM>, and a signal processing unit <NUM>. The transmit antenna <NUM> is configured to transmit a radar signal. The receive antenna <NUM> is configured to receive a radar echo signal. The mixer <NUM> is configured to mix the received radar echo signal and the transmitted radar signal to obtain a beat signal, where the beat signal may also be referred to as a differential frequency signal or an intermediate frequency signal. The low-pass filter <NUM> is configured to filter out unwanted high-frequency signals from the mixed beat signals. The A/D converter <NUM> is configured to convert an analog signal of an electromagnetic wave into a digital signal for subsequent processing. The FMCW waveform generation unit <NUM> is configured to generate a to-be-transmitted radar signal, and the FMCW waveform generation unit <NUM> may include an FMCW waveform generator and an oscillator. The signal processing unit <NUM> may include a processor and a memory, where the processor is configured to perform feature extraction on the beat signal to obtain feature data of a target, and obtain behavior information of the target based on the feature data; and the memory is configured to store intermediate data, result data, and the like generated during processing of the beat signal for subsequent viewing.

An implementation of this application provides a method for identifying behavior of a target. As shown in <FIG>, the processing procedure of the method includes the following steps:
Step <NUM>: Receive a radar echo signal reflected by a target.

During implementation, a radar system may transmit radar signals based on a pulse repetition period; that is, a transmit antenna of the radar system continuously transmits modulated radar signals at different frequencies in each pulse repetition period, where the pulse repetition period may also be referred to as a frequency sweep period. The frequency variation pattern of the transmitted radar signal may also vary according to a requirement. <FIG> illustrates an example of the frequency variation pattern of the radar signals transmitted by the radar system. After contacting a target, a radar signal is reflected back by the target, and is received by a receive antenna of the radar system. The radar signal that is received by the receive antenna and that is reflected back by the target may be referred to as a radar echo signal.

Step <NUM>: Process the radar echo signal to obtain time-frequency domain data.

During implementation, the radar system may use a mixer to mix the received radar echo signal and the radar signal to be transmitted when the radar echo signal is received, to obtain a beat signal corresponding to the radar echo signal. <FIG> is a schematic diagram of a radar signal transmitted by a radar system, an echo signal received by the radar system, and a beat signal obtained through mixing in a pulse repetition period. After the radar system obtains a beat signal corresponding to each pulse repetition period through mixing, an A/D conversion is performed on the beat signal to obtain an N-point sampled digital signal. Then, the beat signals corresponding to the A pulse repetition periods may be used as a beat signal of a frame.

In a scenario in which behavior of a single target needs to be identified, for each pulse repetition period, M-point fast Fourier transformation (Fast Fourier Transformation, FFT) may be performed on the beat signal after the A/D conversion; that is, frequency domain data of M points may be obtained, and the frequency domain data obtained at each point may be expressed in a form of a complex number, for example, ai+b. For the obtained frequency domain data of the M points, if an amplitude of a signal in a spectrum diagram corresponding to the frequency domain data is greater than a predetermined value, it is considered that the frequency domain data of the point is obtained from the radar echo signal reflected by the target. Then, the frequency domain data of the point may be used as the frequency domain data of the target.

In addition, beat signals corresponding to A pulse repetition periods may be used as a beat signal of a frame, and beat signals of B frames may be used as a beat signal of a behavior identification period. Then, for the frequency domain data of the target in one behavior identification period, the frequency domain data of the target obtained from each pulse repetition period in the behavior identification period can be accumulated to obtain the frequency domain data Si of the target in the behavior identification period, where Si is a one-dimensional vector of <NUM> × AB, and each element in the vector represents a complex number of the frequency domain data of a point.

Then, time-frequency domain analysis is performed on the frequency domain data Si of the target in one behavior identification period to obtain corresponding time-frequency domain data. The time-frequency domain analysis may be performing a short time Fourier transform (Short Time Fourier Transform, STFT) on the frequency domain data of the target in one behavior identification period; that is, a predetermined window function and the frequency domain data are multiplied, and then a W-point FFT is performed on the frequency domain data, so that the time-frequency domain data Qi corresponding to the frequency domain data of the target in one behavior identification period can be obtained. Because W-point FFT can be performed on the frequency domain data with a size of AB for C times, Qi is a two-dimensional matrix of W × C; and each element in the matrix represents a complex number of time-frequency domain data of a point. The value of C is determined by a length of a sliding window, and C≤AB/W.

In a scenario in which behavior of a plurality of targets needs to be identified: For each pulse repetition period, M-point FFT is performed on the beat signal after A/D conversion to obtain M-point frequency domain data, and a plurality of signal amplitudes in the spectrum diagram corresponding to the M-point frequency domain data may be greater than a predetermined value, so that it is considered that the M-point frequency domain data is obtained from radar echo signals reflected by different targets. Then, for a pulse repetition period, the target may appear in different pulse repetition periods, and therefore, the target matching algorithm may be used for the frequency domain data in two different pulse repetition periods to determine the frequency domain data of the same target. An example of common target matching algorithms is a Kalman filtering method. After determining the frequency domain data of the same target in one behavior identification period, the time-frequency domain analysis performed on the frequency domain data of the target in the scenario in which behavior of a single target needs to be identified may be performed on the frequency domain data of each target.

Step <NUM>: Process the time-frequency domain data to obtain signal attribute feature data and LPC feature data.

The signal attribute feature data is used to represent a feature of the radar echo signal attribute, and the LPC feature data is used to represent a feature of the radar echo signal.

During implementation, corresponding signal attribute feature data and LPC feature data are determined for the time-frequency domain data of each target. Determining of the signal attribute feature data and the LPC feature data is described below.

For determining of the frequency feature data, the frequency feature data include one or more of a maximum frequency value, a mean value of amplitude, a standard deviation of amplitude value, a mean absolute error of amplitude value, an amplitude value quartile, an amplitude value interquartile range, a spectral entropy, amplitude value skewness, and amplitude value kurtosis in the frequency domain data. Before the frequency feature data is calculated, the time-frequency domain data Qi may be converted into a one-dimensional row vector Ri, and then amplitude values of the converted time-frequency domain data are obtained; that is, a modulo operation is performed on each element in Ri is obtained, and the modulo operation formula may be as follows:
∥Ri∥ = abs(Ri). For example, if an element in a two-dimensional matrix corresponding to the time-frequency domain data is a complex number ai+b, the modulo of the element is <MAT>.

A method for calculating each piece of frequency feature data is described below.

The LPC feature data corresponding to the time-frequency domain data can be obtained based on the LPC function. The LPC function may be as follows: <MAT> where ar is an LPC; u(n) is an input sequence, that is, ∥Ri∥ corresponding to the time-frequency domain data; x(n)is an output sequence of the LPC function; x(n - r) is an output sequence that is of the LPC function and that is obtained in P behavior identification periods before a current behavior identification period, where r=<NUM>, <NUM>, and <NUM>. P; and <MAT> is a linear prediction value x̂(n) of the output sequence. An unknown coefficient in this LPC function is ar. A minimum mean square error criterion may be used to calculate ar. That is, a difference between the output sequence and the linear prediction value is defined as a linear prediction error; and the calculation formula may be as follows: <MAT>.

A secondary prediction error E can be further obtained through calculation; and the calculation formula may be as follows: <MAT>.

In each of the foregoing formulas, the value of P can be determined based on an actual requirement. To ensure that the final behavior identification is more accurate, a relatively large value of P can be used, for example, P=<NUM>. Then, for the formula used for calculating the secondary error E, a<NUM> to a<NUM> that minimize E can be calculated; that is, six LPCs are the LPC feature data corresponding to the time domain data, and the six LPCs can be represented as FTi,<NUM> to FTi,<NUM>.

Therefore, for a target, the feature data of the signal of the target may be expressed as FTi = [FTi,<NUM>, FTi,<NUM>,. FTi,<NUM>].

According to the invention, to reduce the amount of data during feature extraction, correspondingly, dimension reduction is performed on the time-frequency domain data before the time-frequency domain data is processed.

During implementation, based on the processing in step <NUM>, it can be learned that the time-frequency domain data Qi of the target is a two-dimensional matrix of W × C; then, dimension reduction may be performed on each piece of Qi to reduce the amount of data. The dimension reduction processing may be performed based on a Principal component analysis Principal Component Analysis (PCA) dimension reduction algorithm, a singular value decomposition algorithm, a manifold learning algorithm, or the like. The dimension reduction based on the PCA algorithm is described below.

For the time-frequency domain data Qi of the target, q(l) is a one-dimensional vector of the lth row in, where l=<NUM>, <NUM>. W, the value of q(l) is <NUM> × C; and the covariance matrix may be calculated based on the following calculation formula: <MAT> where the covariance matrix Σ is a square matrix of C×C. Then, eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the covariance matrix are calculated, and the eigenvectors corresponding to the largest K eigenvalues are selected, where K is one dimension of the dimension-reduced time-frequency domain data, and W is another dimension of the reduced-dimensional time-frequency domain data, where K<<C. Then, the amount of the reduced-dimensional time-frequency domain data is much less than that of the time-frequency domain data before the dimension reduction. A mapping matrix Mi is constructed based on the eigenvectors corresponding to the K eigenvalues, and a matrix of time-frequency domain data with an initial size of W×C is converted into a matrix with a size of W×K based on the mapping matrix Mi. The conversion formula may be Ti = QiMi.

It should be noted that the processing performed on the time-frequency domain data of the target in step <NUM> may be performed on the dimension-reduced time-frequency domain data Ti of the target.

Step <NUM>: Input the signal attribute feature data and the LPC feature data into a behavior identification model, and output behavior information of the target.

The behavior identification model is a support vector machine (Support Vector Machine, SVM) classification model, or may be a neural network model. For ease of description, the signal attribute feature data and the LPC feature data of the target are collectively referred to as the feature data of the target.

During implementation, the feature data that is of the target and that is obtained through the foregoing processing may be input into a pre-trained behavior identification model to obtain the behavior information of the target, for example, walking, running, moving away, approaching, crossing a load, or diagonally crossing a road. The following description is based on an example in which the behavior identification model is s a support vector machine classification model.

During classification of behavior information, the support vector machine classification model can be used to classify the behavior information into only two types. To finally obtain a combination of a plurality of types of behavior information of a target, a plurality of support vector machine classification models can be combined for use. That is, a first support vector machine can classify the behavior information of the target into two types first, and a second support vector machine can classify the two types of behavior information to obtain subtypes corresponding to each type, and so on, so as to obtain a combination of a plurality of types of behavior information. <FIG> is a schematic diagram of a combination of a plurality of support vector machine classification models. In <FIG>, the behavior information is first divided into crossing a road and diagonally crossing a road, then diagonally crossing a road is divided into running and walking, and then running and walking are equally divided into approaching and moving away, where both approaching and moving away refer to a positional relationship between a target and a radar system. When the combination of a plurality of support vector machine classification models shown in <FIG> is used to identify behavior of a target, the feature data that is of the target and that is obtained in the foregoing steps is input to SVM1; and if the obtained behavior information is diagonally crossing a road, the feature data is input to SVM2, and the obtained behavior information is walking or running. Then, if the behavior information obtained based on SVM2 is running, the feature data is input to SVM3, and the obtained behavior information is approaching o moving away; or if the behavior information obtained based on SVM2 is walking, the feature data is input to SVM4, and the obtained behavior information is approaching or moving away. Certainly, after SVM2 is provided, SVM3 and SVM4 may not be provided, but only SVM5 may be provided; that is, the foregoing feature information may be input to SVM5 regardless of whether the behavior information obtained based on SVM2 is running or walking, and the obtained behavior information is approaching or moving away. For a more convenient representation, a number may be assigned to each combination of behavior information, so that a combination of behavior information of a target obtained by a combination of a plurality of support vector machine classification models is represented by a number. Table <NUM> shows correspondences between combinations of behavior information and numbers.

It should be noted herein that only a few examples of the behavior information obtained based on the behavior identification model are listed above, and because the behavior identification model can be trained by using different samples, different behavior information may be identified based on the behavior identification model. In addition, it should be noted that the processing procedure in step <NUM> and step <NUM> may be used as a method for obtaining feature data of a target in a process of identifying behavior of the target in actual application, or may be used as a method for obtaining feature data of a sample in training samples. When the processing procedure in step <NUM> and step <NUM> is used as a method for obtaining the feature data of a sample in training samples, after the feature data of a target in a behavior identification period is obtained, X pieces of feature data in X behavior identification periods can be continuously obtained and used as a sample feature dataset to train the behavior identification model. To improve accuracy of the trained behavior identification model, X can be a relatively large value, for example, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even a larger value.

Based on the same technical concept, an implementation of this application further provides a behavior identification apparatus. As shown in <FIG>, the apparatus includes a receiving module <NUM>, a determining module <NUM>, and an identification module <NUM>.

The receiving module <NUM> is configured to receive a radar echo signal reflected by a target. Specifically, the receiving module <NUM> can implement the function of receiving the radar echo signal in step <NUM>, and other implicit steps.

The processing module <NUM> is configured to process the radar echo signal to obtain time-frequency domain data, and process the time-frequency domain data to obtain signal attribute feature data and linear prediction coefficient LPC feature data, where the signal attribute feature data is used to represent a feature of the radar echo signal attribute, and the LPC feature data is used to represent a feature of the radar echo signal. Specifically, the processing module <NUM> can implement the function of processing the radar echo signal in step <NUM>, the function of processing the time-frequency domain data in step <NUM>, and other implicit steps.

The identification module <NUM> is configured to input the signal attribute feature data and the linear prediction coefficient LPC feature data into a behavior identification model, and output behavior information of the target. Specifically, the identification module <NUM> can implement the function of determining behavior information of the target in step <NUM>, and other implicit steps.

According to the invention, the processing module <NUM> is configured to:.

According to the invention, the processing module <NUM> is further configured to:
perform dimension reduction on the time-frequency domain data.

In a possible implementation, the processing module <NUM> is configured to:
perform dimension reduction on the time-frequency domain data of each target based on a principal component analysis PCA algorithm.

According to the invention, the signal attribute feature data includes one or more of a maximum frequency value, a mean value of amplitude, a standard deviation of amplitude value, a mean absolute error of amplitude value, an amplitude value quartile, an amplitude value interquartile range, a spectral entropy, amplitude value skewness, and amplitude value kurtosis.

According to the invention, the behavior identification model is a support vector machine SVM classifier model.

It may be noted that when the apparatus for identifying behavior of a target provided in the foregoing implementations are identifying behavior of the target, division of the foregoing function modules is taken only as an example for illustration. In actual application, the foregoing functions can be allocated to different function modules and implemented according to a requirement, that is, an inner structure of the radar system is divided into different function modules to implement all or part of the functions described above. In addition, the apparatus for identifying behavior of a target provided in the foregoing implementation and the implementation of the method for identifying behavior of a target belong to the same concept. For a detailed implementation process of the apparatus, reference may be made to the method implementation, and details are not described herein again.

All or some of the foregoing implementations may be implemented by software, hardware, firmware, or any combination thereof. When software is used to implement the implementations, the implementations may be implemented completely or partially in a form of a computer program product. The computer program product includes one or more computer instructions. When the computer program instructions are loaded and executed on the computer, the procedure or functions according to the foregoing implementations of this application are all or partially generated. The computer instructions may be stored in a computer-readable storage medium. The computer-readable storage medium may be any usable medium accessible by a device, or a data storage device integrating one or more usable media. The usable medium may be a magnetic medium (for example, a floppy disk, a hard disk, a magnetic tape, or the like), an optical medium (for example, a digital video disk (Digital Video Disk, DVD), or the like), a semiconductor medium (for example, a solid-state drive, or the like).

A person of ordinary skill in the art may understand that all or some of the steps of the implementations may be implemented by hardware or a program instructing related hardware. The program may be stored in a computer-readable storage medium. The storage medium may include: a read-only memory, a magnetic disk, or an optical disc.

Claim 1:
A method for identifying the behavior of a target, wherein the method comprises:
transmitting a radar signal;
receiving (<NUM>) a radar echo signal reflected by a target;
processing (<NUM>) the radar echo signal to obtain time-frequency domain data;
processing (<NUM>) the time-frequency domain data to obtain "signal attribute" feature data and "linear prediction coefficient", LPC, feature data,
wherein the signal attribute feature data represent a feature of an attribute of the radar echo signal such as one or more of: maximum frequency, mean value of amplitude, standard deviation of amplitude, mean absolute error of amplitude, an amplitude value quartile, an amplitude value interquartile range, spectral entropy, amplitude value skewness, and amplitude value kurtosis, and
wherein the LPC feature data represent a feature of the radar echo signal, and wherein processing the time-frequency domain data to obtain the LPC feature data comprises: re-arranging the time-frequency domain data to obtain a one-dimensional row vector and inputting the re-arranged time-frequency domain data into an LPC function to obtain the LPC feature data;
and
inputting (<NUM>) the signal attribute feature data and the LPC feature data into a behavior identification model, and outputting behavior information of the target, wherein the behavior identification model is a support vector machine, SVM, classifier model.