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    Human Motion Processing in Sequences

    AUTHORS:
    C.R.E. Pomper

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    ABSTRACT:
        The project "Human Motion Processing in Sequences" is based on a general investigation into methods and algorithms of computer vision for static pictures and spatio-temporal image data. This work has provided the background for the creation of an enviroment for future investigations and implementations of the new information processing group at the Knowledge based Systems section. The application that has resulted from this work constitutes the first attempt to use the spatio-temporal data for an analysis of human emotion, and, to derive expressive movements patterns from a video input signal. The procedure of relating emotional states of human observant to the input signals reposes on a parametric description of the visual and psychological events and states. The underlying models were constructed from the different fields of this interdisciplinary project. Their combination and the adaptation of the associated flow of data to a given structure of implementation resulted in an engineering task that will be described in this thesis.

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