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Classification of Attentional Focus Based on Head Pose in Multi-object Scenario

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Recently determining of visual focus of attention has gained increased consciousness in computer vision to develop non-verbal communication based system. In this paper, we proposed a computer vision based approach to classify the focus of attention of human in multi-object scenario. In order to determine the current focus of attention head pose is used. To classify the different attentional direction the system is trained supervised machine learning and geometrical analysis techniques. The proposed system is trained with more than 7 h live videos with 9 head poses that contains 435000 frames. The proposed attention classification model achieved 97.00% accuracy on test set with 81000 video frames and visual focus of attention accuracy near to 95.00% with multi-object scenarios.

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This work was supported by ICT Division, People’s Republic of Bangladesh.

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Afroze, S., Hoque, M.M. (2020). Classification of Attentional Focus Based on Head Pose in Multi-object Scenario. In: Vasant, P., Zelinka, I., Weber, GW. (eds) Intelligent Computing and Optimization. ICO 2019. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 1072. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-33585-4_35

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