Chen Pang

Title: Chen Pang and His Patent in Human Interactive Behavior Recognition.

Introduction

Chen Pang is an inventor based in Jinan, China, and is associated with Shandong Normal University. His work includes a patented computer-vision method for recognizing human interactive behavior from video.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Chen Pang: “Method and System for Identifying Human Interactive Behavior Based on Multi-View Comparison.” The invention constructs a spatio-temporal graph from human joint positions across video frames. A graph convolutional neural network adaptively removes graph edges or nodes to create enhanced views. Using the information bottleneck principle, the method balances differences between these views and the original graph while preserving information useful for behavior recognition. It then uses the resulting multi-view representation to identify human interactive behavior.

Career Highlights

Chen Pang’s listed patent reflects research in computer vision and graph-based analysis of human movement. The supplied information associates him with Shandong Normal University and records 1 patent.

Collaborations

The provided data names Lei Lyu and Xiang Liu as Chen Pang’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Chen Pang’s listed invention applies graph learning and multi-view representations to human interactive behavior recognition, highlighting his contribution to computer-vision research at Shandong Normal University.