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Human Activity Recognition using RGB-DVS Cameras: A Multi-modal Heat Conduction Model and A Benchmark Dataset

Aug 2026 · International Journal of Computer Vision · Vol 134 · 0 citations · 91 references

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This work proposes a novel multi-modal heat conduction operation framework for effective activity recognition, termed MMHCO-HAR, and conducts comprehensive experiments comparing the proposed method with baseline methods on the HARDVS 2.0 dataset and other public datasets.

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