SRDST: Effective Dynamic Gesture Recognition With Sparse Representation and Dual-Stream Transformers in mmWave Radar

Millimeter-wave radar holds significant potential for dynamic gesture recognition in contactless human-computer interaction, particularly in the Internet of Things and consumer electronics applications. However, a considerable challenge persists in filtering vast amounts of extraneous data from millimeter-wave radar echoes to isolate meaningful gesture features. We present a novel approach based on sparse representation principles to address this. We first generate a range-Doppler map of gestures using a two-dimensional (2-D) fast Fourier transform, then construct a Doppler-Time trajectory from aggregated data across multiple frames. Capitalizing on the intrinsic sparsity in the Doppler-time domain, we employ the orthogonal matching pursuit algorithm to refine a multidimensional feature sequence across time, Doppler, and range dimensions. Central to our approach is a dual-stream Transformer network that explores complex 2-D correlations in feature sequences via multihead self-attention mechanisms. This technique significantly improves gesture feature extraction efficiency and reduces data redundancy. The experimental results show that our model has an average recognition accuracy of 99.17% and a size of 0.17M, which is very suitable for application in embedded devices.

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IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics
Published
2024-09-17
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tii.2024.3455419
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8
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Hand Gesture Recognition Systems
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2.98

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SRDST: Effective Dynamic Gesture Recognition With Sparse Representation and Dual-Stream Transformers in mmWave Radar

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SRDST: Effective Dynamic Gesture Recognition With Sparse Representation and Dual-Stream Transformers in mmWave Radar

Genyuan Du, Xiangqun Zhang, Zhenkai Zhang, Zhuxian Lian, Biao Jin, Hao Wu
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Abstract

Millimeter-wave radar holds significant potential for dynamic gesture recognition in contactless human-computer interaction, particularly in the Internet of Things and consumer electronics applications. However, a considerable challenge persists in filtering vast amounts of extraneous data from millimeter-wave radar echoes to isolate meaningful gesture features. We present a novel approach based on sparse representation principles to address this. We first generate a range-Doppler map of gestures using a two-dimensional (2-D) fast Fourier transform, then construct a Doppler-Time trajectory from aggregated data across multiple frames. Capitalizing on the intrinsic sparsity in the Doppler-time domain, we employ the orthogonal matching pursuit algorithm to refine a multidimensional feature sequence across time, Doppler, and range dimensions. Central to our approach is a dual-stream Transformer network that explores complex 2-D correlations in feature sequences via multihead self-attention mechanisms. This technique significantly improves gesture feature extraction efficiency and reduces data redundancy. The experimental results show that our model has an average recognition accuracy of 99.17% and a size of 0.17M, which is very suitable for application in embedded devices.

IEEE Transactions on Industrial InformaticsVol. 21(1)
Jiangsu University of Science and Technology (CN), Xuchang University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, China Postdoctoral Science Foundation
Openalex Percentile: Top 9%
Hand Gesture Recognition Systems
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