We present a technique to address the new challenge of activity prediction in computer vision field. In activity prediction, we infer the next human activity through ``classified activities" and ``activity data analysis.” Moreover, the prediction should be processed in real-time to avoid dangerous or anomalous activities. The combination of space--time convolutional neural networks (ST-CNN) and improved dense trajectories (iDT) are able to effectively understand human activities in image sequences. After categorizing human activities, we insert activity tags into an activity database in order to sample a distribution of human activity. A naive Bayes classifier allows us to achieve real-time activity prediction because only three elements are needed for parameter estimation. The contributions of this paper are: (i) activity prediction within a Bayesian framework and (ii) ST-CNN and iDT features for activity recognition. Moreover, human activity prediction in real-scenes is achieved with 81.0% accuracy.

References - Hirokatsu Kataoka, Yoshimitsu Aoki, "Human Intention Inference using Activity Analysis and Data Mining", MIRU2012, Aug, 2012. [PDF] (in Japanese)   [PPT] - Hirokatsu Kataoka, Yoshimitsu Aoki, Kenji Iwata, Yutaka Satoh, "Activity Prediction Using a Space-Time CNN and Bayesian Framework", VISAPP2016, Feb, 2016. [PDF] Copyright Hirokatsu Kataoka