2022
DOI: 10.1109/tcyb.2021.3110813
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Two-Stream Spatial–Temporal Graph Convolutional Networks for Driver Drowsiness Detection

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“…Accuracy (%) HTDBN [5] 84.82 DrowsyNet [4] 86.90 MCNN [3] 90.05 2s-STGCN [1] 92.70 Two-Stream CNN3D [8] 94.46 HGLDD/T=10 HGLDD/T=15 HGLDD/T=20 HGLDD/T=25…”
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“…Accuracy (%) HTDBN [5] 84.82 DrowsyNet [4] 86.90 MCNN [3] 90.05 2s-STGCN [1] 92.70 Two-Stream CNN3D [8] 94.46 HGLDD/T=10 HGLDD/T=15 HGLDD/T=20 HGLDD/T=25…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
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“…2) Computer-vision-based methods: They employ image features, such as facial expression, eye movements, and mouth shapes, to discern whether or not a driver is in a drowsy state. Convolutional neural network (CNN) models using facial characteristics have made significant achievements in this area [1].…”
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“…1) Spatial Feature Aggregation. Graph neural networks (GNNs) typically update node representations by aggregating features of their neighbors iteratively, thereby capturing spatial/structural information across the entire graph [24], [30]. We employ graph isomorphism network (GIN) [31] for spatial representation learning, a GNN variant with high discriminative power in graph classification.…”
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“…The proposed PFTL-DDD method is evaluated on the NTHU-DDD and YAWDD benchmark video datasets which are widely used in driver drowsiness detection researches [34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43]. The NTHU-DDD is an open-source driver drowsiness video dataset collected by the Computer Vision Lab of National Tsing Hua University [7].…”
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