Recognizing structure of human body is important for modeling human motion. Human body is usually repre-sented as an articulate model, which consists of the rigid parts and the joint points between them. The structure of the human body is specified by the joint points. In this paper we propose a novel method for estimating the location of joint points from successive volume data. Our joint point estimation method consists of three steps. In the first step, rigid parts are extracted from two successive volume data under the constraint of the rigid transformation. In the second step, the joint points are estimated based on the rigid parts. As the last step, false joint points are eliminated by using more successive data. Applying the method t...
The biomechanical models used to refine and stabilize motion capture processes are almost invariably...
This thesis describes a flexible human geometric model useful for human factor studies. The model of...
Joint detection is vital for characterizing human pose and serves as a foundation for a wide range o...
This article USES the automatic identification of human body joint point in the process of sports sc...
This paper describes a technique for using magnetic mo-tion capture data to determine the joint para...
We propose a novel approach for tracking of human joints based on anthropometric constraints. A huma...
This paper describes a technique for using magnetic motion capture data to determine the joint param...
We propose a 2D model-based approach for tracking human body parts during articulated motion. A huma...
The integration of proper algorithms and computer graphics-based systems seems promising for the de...
In this work, we address the problem of estimating 2d hu-man pose from still images. Recent methods ...
This paper presents an efficient procedure to locate joint centers on 3D scanned human models. Using...
Retrieving pre-captured human motion for analyzing and synthesizing virtual character movement have ...
International audienceHuman-like characters can be modeled by suitable skeletal structures, which ba...
This paper presents some results on the parameter estimation of a fixed-distance joint. Such joints ...
This paper presents a fast closed-form solution estimating the rotation points of joints relative to...
The biomechanical models used to refine and stabilize motion capture processes are almost invariably...
This thesis describes a flexible human geometric model useful for human factor studies. The model of...
Joint detection is vital for characterizing human pose and serves as a foundation for a wide range o...
This article USES the automatic identification of human body joint point in the process of sports sc...
This paper describes a technique for using magnetic mo-tion capture data to determine the joint para...
We propose a novel approach for tracking of human joints based on anthropometric constraints. A huma...
This paper describes a technique for using magnetic motion capture data to determine the joint param...
We propose a 2D model-based approach for tracking human body parts during articulated motion. A huma...
The integration of proper algorithms and computer graphics-based systems seems promising for the de...
In this work, we address the problem of estimating 2d hu-man pose from still images. Recent methods ...
This paper presents an efficient procedure to locate joint centers on 3D scanned human models. Using...
Retrieving pre-captured human motion for analyzing and synthesizing virtual character movement have ...
International audienceHuman-like characters can be modeled by suitable skeletal structures, which ba...
This paper presents some results on the parameter estimation of a fixed-distance joint. Such joints ...
This paper presents a fast closed-form solution estimating the rotation points of joints relative to...
The biomechanical models used to refine and stabilize motion capture processes are almost invariably...
This thesis describes a flexible human geometric model useful for human factor studies. The model of...
Joint detection is vital for characterizing human pose and serves as a foundation for a wide range o...