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Heart Rate Estimation from Face Videos Against Motion Interference |
YANG Zhao YANG Xuezhi HUO Liang LIU Xuenan LI Jiangshan |
(School of Computer and Information, Hefei University of Technology, Hefei 230009, China) |
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Abstract A novel non-contact heart rate estimation method is proposed to deal with the issue of heart rate measurement from face videos under motion interference in realistic situations, it is hard to estimate heart rate accurately using existing methods. Firstly, the discriminative response map fitting method and KLT tracking algorithm are used to eliminate the influence of face rigid motion. Then the chrominance features are selected to estimate heart rate with two steps because of the robustness to facial movements. The frequency and spatial domain weights are assigned through spatial gradient to eliminate the influence of non-rigid motion. Finally, the accurate average heart rate value and pulse wave signal waveform can be acquired from different face regions. Compared with three other methods, experimental results indicate that the proposed method enhances the consistency of estimated waveform and ground truth waveform and has obvious superiority in accuracy and robustness of heart rate estimation.
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Received: 23 August 2017
Published: 23 March 2018
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Fund:Training Programme Foundation for Application of Scientific and Technological Achievements of Hefei University of Technology (JZ2016YYPY0051) |
Corresponding Authors:
YANG Zhao
E-mail: yangzhao_ez@163.com
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