ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Lightweight Multi-Scale Framework for Human Pose and Action Classification.
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Abstract
Human pose classification, along with related tasks such as action recognition, is a crucial area in deep learning due to its wide range of applications in assisting human activities. Despite significant progress, it remains a challenging problem because of high inter-class similarity, dataset noise, and the large variability in human poses. In this paper, we propose a lightweight yet highly effective modular attention-based architecture for human pose classification, built upon a Swin Transformer backbone for robust multi-scale feature extraction. The proposed design integrates the Spatial Attention module, the Context-Aware Channel Attention Module, and a novel Dual Weighted Cross Attention module, enabling effective fusion of spatial and channel-wise cues. Additionally, explainable AI techniques are employed to improve the reliability and interpretability of the model. We train and evaluate our approach on two distinct datasets: Yoga-82 (in both main-class and subclass configurations) and Stanford 40 Actions. Experimental results show that our model outperforms state-of-the-art baselines across accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score, and mean average precision, while maintaining an extremely low parameter count of only 0.79 million. Specifically, our method achieves accuracies of 90.40% and 87.44% for the 6-class and 20-class Yoga-82 configurations, respectively, and 94.28% for the Stanford 40 Actions dataset.
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