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Real Time Limb Tracking with Adaptive Model Selection

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Real Time Limb Tracking with Adaptive Model Selection

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We describe an efﬁcient and robust method of tracking human forearms as skin colored regions. Of special consideration in the design of this system are real-time and robustness issues. We approach this as 2D tracking problem using skin color and edge information. Multiple 2D limb models are used to enhance tracking of the underlying 3D structure. This includes models for lateral forearm views (waving) as well as for pointing gestures. Experiments on test sequences demonstrate the efﬁcacy of this approach.

Matheen Siddiqui, Gérard G. Medioni

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Computer Vision | ICPR 2006 | Lateral Forearm Views | Multiple 2D Limb | Skin Colored Regions |

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Added	11 Jun 2010
Updated	11 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2006
Where	ICPR
Authors	Matheen Siddiqui, Gérard G. Medioni

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