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Perceiving motion transitions in pedestrian crowds

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Perceiving motion transitions in pedestrian crowds
Creating natural motion transitions between different motion clips is crucial for reusing and editing character animations. Perception of motion transitions in a pedestrian crowd is affected by many collective features such as crowd density, appearance variations, motion variations, and sub-group interaction patterns. In this paper, we conducted a series of psychophysical experiments to investigate how these crowd features can influence human perception on walking motion transitions in a crowd when inexpensive motion blending algorithms are used. Our results provide useful implications and practical guidelines for performance-oriented crowd applications such as real-time games to improve the perceptual realism by effectively disguising motion transitions.
Qin Gu, Chang Yun, Zhigang Deng
Added 15 Feb 2011
Updated 15 Feb 2011
Type Journal
Year 2010
Where VRST
Authors Qin Gu, Chang Yun, Zhigang Deng
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