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An Algorithm of Fall Detection Based on Vision | IEEE Conference Publication | IEEE Xplore

An Algorithm of Fall Detection Based on Vision


Abstract:

The Y olov5 algorithm is optimized to improve the detection speed of the vision-based fall detection algorithm and the detection accuracy of overlapping targets. The loss...Show More

Abstract:

The Y olov5 algorithm is optimized to improve the detection speed of the vision-based fall detection algorithm and the detection accuracy of overlapping targets. The loss function CIOU_Loss is used instead of GIOU_Loss, and the aspect ratio information is added to improve the speed and accuracy of the prediction box regression. The prediction box screening method is improved from the traditional NMS to DIOU_NMS, adding the center point of the boundary, which makes the detection effect of the occluded target better. The improved algorithm was trained and the verification showed that the improved Y olov5 has a detection accuracy of 97.45%, and the fastest detection speed is 30fps. A comparison with the detection results of the existing algorithm shows that the improved algorithm has better detection accuracy and detection speed, which can meet the real-time and accuracy requirements of fall detection.
Date of Conference: 11-13 June 2021
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 23 December 2021
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Conference Location: Changsha, China

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I. Introduction

Falling has become a major factor affecting the life and health of the elderly. Accurate and rapid fall detection can effectively avoid the casualties of the elderly due to falls[1]. Compared with wearable and environmental fall detection, computer vision fall detection is widely used due to its advantages such as no need to wear and low cost[2]. At present, the fall detection algorithms based on deep learning mainly include Faster-RCNN, you only live once(Yolo) and single shot multibox detector(SSD) algorithmsl’.

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