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Unusual Activity Recognition Based on 2D-Skeleton Data
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Eckhoff, Daniel
, Lukowicz, Paul
, Hein, Andreas
, Tschöpe, Matthias
, Harms, Kirsten
, Friedrich, Björn
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Activity recognition
/ Coordinates
2026
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Unusual Activity Recognition Based on 2D-Skeleton Data
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Eckhoff, Daniel
, Lukowicz, Paul
, Hein, Andreas
, Tschöpe, Matthias
, Harms, Kirsten
, Friedrich, Björn
in
Activity recognition
/ Coordinates
2026
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Unusual Activity Recognition Based on 2D-Skeleton Data
2026
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Overview
In some hospitals or similar institutions, it can be helpful to anonymously monitor patients’ activities so that self-harm and violence against others can be detected and prevented early. The ISAS 2025 Challenge addresses this problem by looking for the best method to classify eight predefined types of human activities based on 2D-skeleton data. To solve this problem, we consider two different approaches: In our first approach, we apply TinyHAR directly on the given 2D-skeleton data and test different feature scaling techniques and a body-centered coordinate system with different origins. In our second approach, we transform the 2D-skeleton data back into a video sequence and use these videos as input for video classification models. Finally, we state the Leave-One-Subject-Out (LOSO) mean and standard deviation of accuracy and macro F 1 -Score. Since our chosen models vary a lot in the number of parameters and size, we also state the power consumption in Wh and the VRAM usage of the GPU.
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IOP Publishing
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