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Tracking of Human Body Parts using the Multiocular Contracting Curve Density Algorithm
2007
3-D Digital Imaging and Modeling
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In this contribution we introduce the Multiocular Contracting Curve Density algorithm (MOCCD), a novel method for fitting a 3D parametric curve. ...
The MOCCD is integrated into a tracking system and its suitability for tracking human body parts in 3D in front of cluttered background is examined. ...
A new 3D pose estimation method, the Multiocular Contracting Curve Density algorithm (MOCCD), is introduced and applied to track the 3D pose of the hand-forearm limb with a traditional Kalman Filter framework ...
doi:10.1109/3dim.2007.59
dblp:conf/3dim/HahnKWG07
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Quasi-Monte and Data-Driven Monte Carlo Methods for Efficient Human Joint Model Fitting
1969
Journal of Computational Vision and Imaging Systems
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Fitting a kinematic model of the human body to an image withoutthe use of markers is a method of pose estimation that is usefulfor tracking and posture evaluation. ...
This model-fitting is challengingdue to the variation in human physique and the large numberof possible poses. One type of modeling is to represent the humanbody as a set of rigid body volumes. ...
Hahn et. al [5] propose a 3D model-fitting approach for a robot or a human arm using ICP and the Multiocular Contracting Curve Density (MOCCD) in a multi-camera environment and achieved results averaging ...
doi:10.15353/vsnl.v2i1.124
fatcat:oxwu4cdxnzdx3ojuuvcsuyyefm