
In recent years, human action detection in videos has gained wide attention. Instead of detection frame by frame, a model named action tubelet (ACT) detector detects human actions sequence by sequence and achieves remarkable performances on both accuracy and speed in the form of two streams. In this work, a three-stream action tubelet detector (three-stream ACT detector) is proposed which adds an extra pose stream to obtain more information about human actions and fuses three streams by weighted average compared to the two-stream architecture. The experimental results on the benchmark UCF-Sports, J-HMDB and UCF-101 datasets demonstrate that the proposed three-stream ACT detector framework is able to boost the performance of human action detection.
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