Fast Recognition Algorithm for Human Motion Posture Using Multimodal Bioinformation Fusion

Abstract

To address the problems of low feature extraction accuracy, large bias of human motion pose recognition and posture recognition error, poor recognition effect, and low recognition rate of traditional human motion posture fast recognition algorithm, we propose a human motion posture fast recognition algorithm using multimodal bioinformation fusion. First, wavelet packet decomposition with sample entropy is used to extract the human motion posture hand features such as kurtosis, time domain feature skewness, and frequency domain feature electromyogram (EMG) integral value and time domain features such as mean, standard deviation, and interquartile distance of leg motion amplitude. Second, after normalizing the two features, the human hand and leg motion feature set is obtained, and finally the feature set is used to construct a human motion posture fast recognition model based on multimodal bioinformation fusion, and the feature set is input into the recognition model, which completes the fusion of human motion posture information by improving the typical correlation analysis method, and the fusion result is used as the input of the minimum distance classifier to achieve human motion posture fast recognition. The results show that the proposed algorithm has high accuracy of feature extraction, small bias of human motion posture recognition, the posture recognition error is -0.21∼0.02, the recognition rate is always above 95%, and the practical application effect is good.