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Conference Aug 2026

Adapting Frozen Large Vision Models for Silhouette-Based Gait Recognition

In practical gait recognition scenarios where only silhouette sequences are available without original videos, directly applying appearance-driven BigGait frameworks often leads to a mismatch between methodology and data conditions. To leverage the prior advantages of frozen Large Vision Models (LVMs) for universal fea...

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Open access Sep 2026

CDGaitFusion: a multimodal gait recognition network based on the fusion of commonality patterns and differential features

CDGaitFusion is introduced, a multimodal gait recognition framework that integrates shared motion patterns with individual-specific features that provides a reliable and extensible framework for mitigating gait feature degradation under complex real-world conditions.

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Conference Open access Sep 2026

ViSA-Gait: Leveraging Vision Foundation Models for Semantic Anchored Gait Recognition

Gait recognition has achieved remarkable success in constrained environments, yet its performance often degrades significantly in cross-domain and cross-vertical-view scenarios. This is primarily due to the fact that domain-specific silhouette geometry causes models to overfit to extrinsic geometric characteristics rat...

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Hand Gesture Recognition Based on Multi-Scale Attention Graph Convolutional Network

Advances in artificial intelligence have made hand gesture recognition an important human–computer interaction modality. Graph convolutional networks (GCNs) are widely used for skeleton-based hand gesture recognition, yet their performance can be limited by weak semantic topology modeling, underused feature channels, a...

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Open access Sep 2026

Adaptive Convolutional Neural Network-Enhanced Scale-Fusion Network for Human Activity Recognition Using Wearable Sensors

A three-stage Adaptive CNN-Enhanced Scale-fusion Network (ACESNet) for six-channel accelerometer–gyroscope activity recognition supports a favorable performance–efficiency trade-off relative to the selected baselines under the stated protocol.

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