Taylor Rassmann.  Almost done extracting six kinematic features from optical flow  Divergence  Vorticity  Symmetric Flow Fields (u and v components)

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Taylor Rassmann

 Almost done extracting six kinematic features from optical flow  Divergence  Vorticity  Symmetric Flow Fields (u and v components)  Asymmetric Flow Fields (u and v components)

 Kernel Principal Component Analysis  Generates bag of kinematic modes  Multiple Instance Learning Action VideosKPCAMIL

Bags of kinematic modes separated into positive and negative examples for training Creating of a set of all kinematic modes into one set Video embedding based on similarity between kinematic modes

 Code integration almost complete  Feature extraction spans over multiple hard- drives  Next Step:  Multiple Instance Learning

 Method tested on first 11 actions of UCF50 dataset  Used built in K-Means  500 Centers

 Average accuracies between percent  Vorticity Symmetric Flow U

 Asymmetric Flow U Asymmetric Flow V

 Finish KPCA and MIL code integration  Complete Bag of Words over entire UCF50 dataset actions  Each learning method will require careful integration, because feature data spans multiple hard-drives  Start researching GIST and how it can be applied to video sequences