| 研究生: |
吳昱泓 Wu, Yu-Hong |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
基於稀疏點雲學習與雷達對齊幾何適配之高效率 FMCW 雷達人體動作辨識 Sparse Point-Cloud Learning and Radar-Aligned Geometric Adaptation for Efficient FMCW Radar Human Activity Recognition |
| 指導教授: |
楊慶隆
Yang, Chin-Lung |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
電機資訊學院 - 電機工程學系 Department of Electrical Engineering |
| 論文出版年: | 2026 |
| 畢業學年度: | 114 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 100 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 調頻連續波雷達 、人體動作辨識 、稀疏點雲 、壓縮感測 、點雲深度學習 、快速迭代收縮閾值演算法 、距離–速度–時間幾何對齊 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | compressed sensing, FISTA, FMCW radar, human activity recognition, point-cloud deep learning, RVT geometric alignment,, sparse point cloud |
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本研究提出一套以稀疏性為核心的兩階段調頻連續波(Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave, FMCW)雷達人體動作辨識(Human Activity Recognition, HAR)管線,以稀疏點雲取代密集頻譜圖,在邊緣裝置上兼顧準確率、參數量與推論速度。
第一階段以 LASSO 正則化搭配快速迭代收縮閾值演算法(Fast Iterative Shrinkage-Thresholding Algorithm, FISTA)進行稀疏重建,採時間–都卜勒(Time-Doppler, TD)域 Gabor 字典與距離–都卜勒(Range-Doppler, RD)域離散傅立葉變換(Discrete Fourier Transform, DFT)字典,生成時間域稀疏點(Time-Domain Sparse Point, TDSP)與動態距離–都卜勒稀疏點(Dynamic Range-Doppler Sparse Point, DRDSP)點雲。本研究比較 OMP、CoSaMP、ISTA 與 FISTA 在 5.8 GHz、24 GHz 與 77 GHz 三種字典規模下的精度–速度折衷,確認 FISTA 在毫米波大字典場景下具最佳跨頻段可擴展性。
第二階段針對雷達距離–速度–時間(Range-Velocity-Time, RVT)空間提出兩種客製化點雲骨幹。RVT-PointMLP 以 RVT 各向異性度量修正 k 近鄰搜尋,並搭配幾何仿射(Geometric Affine, GA)模組進行可學習局部正規化。RVT-PointODE 以神經常微分方程(Neural Ordinary Differential Equation, Neural ODE)共享 block 取代多層殘差堆疊,降低浮點運算量(Floating Point Operations, FLOPs),並以振幅加權統計、條件去相關剪切與分塊逐點正規化之 RVT-aware 局部分組模組強化幾何建模能力。
實驗以分層五折交叉驗證(60/20/20)於 CI4R 77 GHz、24 GHz 與 5.8 GHz FMCW 三公開資料集上評估。RVT-PointODE 分別達 87.12%、83.11% 與 95.76% 之整體準確率(Overall Accuracy, OA),RVT-PointMLP 為 78.86%、82.08% 與 94.86%,且此效能增益於三個頻段間穩定重現。以 5.8 GHz 為例,RVT-PointODE(152K 參數、153M FLOPs)之參數量、FLOPs 與峰值顯示卡記憶體(Video Random Access Memory, VRAM)用量分別約為 PointNet 基線的三分之一、七分之一與六分之一,驗證稀疏點雲管線於資源受限邊緣雷達系統之部署潛力。
This thesis presents a sparsity-driven, two-stage FMCW radar Human Activity Recognition (HAR) pipeline for elderly in-home monitoring that replaces dense micro-Doppler spectrograms with compact sparse point clouds, balancing accuracy against parameter count, computational cost, and memory footprint required for edge deployment.
Stage one recasts sparse recovery as a LASSO problem solved with the Fast Iterative Shrinkage-Thresholding Algorithm (FISTA), using a Gabor dictionary in the Time-Doppler domain and a DFT dictionary in the Range-Doppler domain to generate Time-Domain Sparse Point (TDSP) and Dynamic Range-Doppler Sparse Point (DRDSP) clouds; a cross-band comparison against OMP, CoSaMP, and ISTA confirms FISTA offers the best accuracy-speed trade-off and scalability.
Stage two introduces two radar-customized point-cloud backbones operating on the Range-Velocity-Time (RVT) space. RVT-PointMLP replaces the Euclidean $k$-NN metric with a learnable RVT anisotropic metric and augments PointMLP's ResP blocks with a Geometric Affine module; RVT-PointODE further replaces the residual block stack with a single shared Neural ODE block, substantially reducing parameters while preserving the same geometry correction.
Under stratified five-fold cross-validation, RVT-PointODE attains 87.12%, 83.11%, and 95.76% overall accuracy on the CI4R 77 GHz, 24 GHz, and 5.8 GHz datasets respectively, outperforming RVT-PointMLP across all bands, while needing only about one-third the parameters, one-seventh the FLOPs, and one-sixth the peak VRAM of an in-protocol PointNet baseline on 5.8 GHz, confirming a practical route toward low-power edge deployment.
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