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ACII
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Using an Avatar to Develop a System for the Predication of Human Body Pose from Moments

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Tracking people using movie sequences is not straightforward because of the human body's articulation and the complexity of a person's movements. In this paper we show how a person's 3D pose can be reconstructed by using corresponding silhouettes of video sequences from a monocular view. Currently, a virtual avatar is used to train the model for inferring the pose and a dierent avatar is used to produce novel examples not in the training set in order to evaluate the approach. The approach was subsequently tested using the silhouettes of a walking person.

Song Hu, Bernard F. Buxton

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Added	26 Jun 2010
Updated	26 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2005
Where	ACII
Authors	Song Hu, Bernard F. Buxton

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