Cybernetics-based filtering for real-time student behavior classification
摘要
This paper presents a novel cybernetic framework for real-time student behavior classification in classroom environments. The system integrates machine learning with cybernetic principles to create an adaptive monitoring system capable of intelligent data filtering and multimodal feature processing. A key innovation is the intelligent filtering mechanism positioned between detection and tracking stages, which functions as a cybernetic feedback controller to minimize computational overhead while maintaining accuracy. The system processes facial features via Py-Feat and body pose features through OpenPose, creating a comprehensive behavioral representation. Experimental results demonstrate 93.03% classification accuracy with 70.03% reduction in detection time and 20.30% decrease in classification time compared to baseline methods. The cybernetic framework enables real-time deployment in educational environments while providing adaptive system behavior based on environmental feedback to improving teaching performance, supporting learning processes, enhancing student achievement, and learning outcomes.