Performance of Domain Adaptation Schemes in Video Action Recognition using Synthetic Data
Performance of Domain Adaptation Schemes in Video Action Recognition using Synthetic Data
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10.1145/3531232.3531242
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2022-03
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Hana Isoi;A. Takefusa;H. Nakada;M. Oguchi
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Hana Isoi;A. Takefusa;H. Nakada;M. Oguchi
The videos obtained from surveillance cameras are expected to be processedin neuralnetworksandutilizedforindoor monitoringand surveillance services. However, collecting training data is generally an issue in machine learning, obtaining sufficient training data is very difficult from the viewpoint of privacy protection, especially for the abovementioned services. To address this issue, synthetic data instead of real data might be employed for training. However, the domain shift of video has not been sufficiently investigated, and therefore high-accuracy, unsupervised learning of real video using synthetic video has not been achieved. In this study, we create a synthetic video dataset for action classification and show that action classification can be performed with high accuracy without labeling real video data by learning with this synthetic dataset. First, we create an OchaHouse Dataset for action classification for indoor monitoring and surveillance. This dataset consists of a real video dataset OchaHouse-Real that records the behavior of one person in a room and a synthetic video dataset OchaHouse-Syn that resembles it. Second, video action recognition of real videos is performed using synthetic data and various unsupervised learning methods with domain adaptation schemes. The results show that learning with synthetic data enables highly accurate action classification of real data without a real data label. The dataset will be published.