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A Black-Box Adversarial Attack on Human Pose Estimation and Keypoint-Based Action Recognition Models
Human pose estimation and keypoint-based action recognition models are increasingly deployed as components of video understanding pipelines, yet their vulnerability to adversarial attacks remains insufficiently studied. Temporally coherent black-box attacks have been previously studied in visual obj
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