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What and Who
On 2D-3D Pose Estimation: From Rigid Objects to Human Motion
Dr. Bodo Rosenhahn
University of Auckland (CITR)
Talk
AG 4
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Date, Time and Location
Tuesday, 10 May 2005
13:00
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46.1 - MPII
019
Saarbrücken
Abstract
The seminar talk presents geometric foundations and
algorithmic approaches to deal with the 2D-3D pose estimation
problem. The presentation starts with point based pose
estimation, continues with kinematic chains, free-form contours and
surfaces and ends with the recovery of human motion.
Additional topics presented and discussed concern outlier and occlusion
detection, morphing approaches for more
realistic human motion modelling, the coupling of image segmentation
methods with 3D shape priors and a performance evaluation between the
developed marker-less motion estimation system and the marker based
Motion Analysis system
algorithmic approaches to deal with the 2D-3D pose estimation
problem. The presentation starts with point based pose
estimation, continues with kinematic chains, free-form contours and
surfaces and ends with the recovery of human motion.
Additional topics presented and discussed concern outlier and occlusion
detection, morphing approaches for more
realistic human motion modelling, the coupling of image segmentation
methods with 3D shape priors and a performance evaluation between the
developed marker-less motion estimation system and the marker based
Motion Analysis system
Contact
Volker Blanz
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Sabine Budde, 05/04/2005 12:31 -- Created document.