Gait recognition using fractal scale and wavelet moments. Zhao G Cui L, L., H., &., P., M. In 2006.
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Video-based gait recognition is a challenging problem in computer vision. In this paper, fractal scale wavelet analysis is applied to describe and automatically recognize gait. Fractal scale based on wavelet analysis represents the self-similarity of signals, and improves the flexibility of wavelet moments. Optimal wavelets based on generalized multi-resolution analysis are used to improve the recognition rate. Descriptors of fractal scale are translation, scale and rotation invariant. Moreover, a combination of fractal scale and wavelet moments improves the recognition rate. Experiments show that the proposed descriptor is efficient for gait recognition.
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 abstract = {Video-based gait recognition is a challenging
problem in computer vision. In this paper, fractal scale
wavelet analysis is applied to describe and
automatically recognize gait. Fractal scale based on
wavelet analysis represents the self-similarity of
signals, and improves the flexibility of wavelet
moments. Optimal wavelets based on generalized
multi-resolution analysis are used to improve the
recognition rate. Descriptors of fractal scale are
translation, scale and rotation invariant. Moreover, a
combination of fractal scale and wavelet moments
improves the recognition rate. Experiments show that
the proposed descriptor is efficient for gait recognition.},
 bibtype = {inProceedings},
 author = {Zhao G Cui L, Li H & Pietikäinen M}
}

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