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AMDO
2008
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Learning to Look at Humans - What Are the Parts of a Moving Body?

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Learning to Look at Humans - What Are the Parts of a Moving Body?

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We present a system that can segment articulated, non-rigid motion without a priori knowledge of the number of clusters present in the analyzed scenario. We combine existing algorithms for tracking and extend clustering techniques by a self-tuning heuristic. Application to video sequences of humans shows good segmentation into limbs.

Thomas Walther, Rolf P. Würtz

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Added	12 Oct 2010
Updated	12 Oct 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2008
Where	AMDO
Authors	Thomas Walther, Rolf P. Würtz

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