IEEE Multimedia · 2006 · 31 citations · 8 references
EducationInstructionTeachingMovement AnalysisNatural Language ProcessingSport PedagogyGesture AnalysisGesture RecognitionGesture VocabularyGesture-based InteractionMotion CaptureMovement VocabularyDance AnnotationGesture AnnotationGesture Annotation SchemesGesture MovementGesture SequencesHuman-computer Dance InteractionMotion AnnotationSequence Modeling For Gestures
We present a novel technique for motion annotation that adapts to a person's style and vocabulary of basic movements (gestures). The system segments continuous motion sequences into gestures, which it then documents in a personalized annotation with an intuitive hierarchical representation. Initial testing suggests that software based on this technique could be an effective teaching aid for dance and sports.
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