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SSEM-Net: scene semantic enhancement multimodal network for human action recognition

Jul 2026 · Multimedia Systems · Vol 32 · 0 citations · 78 references
Computer Science

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This paper constructs RTP-Dataset (Rail Transit Passenger Dataset), a dataset specifically designed for detecting anomalous behavior in rail transit scenarios, and proposes a Scene Semantic Enhancement Multimodal Network (SSEM-Net), a network that integrates three modalities: text, skeleton, and RGB.

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