System and method for matching a test frame sequence with a reference frame sequence
AssigneeLindera GmbH
InventorsArash Azhand, Punjal Agarwal
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AssigneeLindera GmbH
InventorsArash Azhand, Punjal Agarwal
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A pose data file may represent, for each frame of a reference frame sequence, a plurality of two-dimensional skeleton projections on a virtual spherical surface, each of which, for a particular frame, corresponds to a two-dimensional reference pose image of a three-dimensional skeleton of a first human from a viewing angle. A real-time two-dimensional skeleton detector module detects a two-dimensional skeleton of a second human in each received test frame of a test frame sequence. A pose matching module selects a particular two-dimensional skeleton projection of the first human with the minimum mathematical distance from the two-dimensional skeleton of the second human in the current test frame to match the current pose of the second human in the current test frame with a corresponding reference pose image of the pose data file. The particular two-dimensional skeleton projection represents the corresponding reference pose image at the viewing angle.
A computer-implemented method for matching a test frame sequence with a reference frame sequence, the reference frame sequence demonstrating a physical exercise performed by a first human, the method comprising:
A computer system for matching a test frame sequence with a reference frame sequence, the reference frame sequence demonstrating a physical exercise performed by a first human, the system comprising:
A computer program product for matching a test frame sequence with a reference frame sequence, the reference frame sequence demonstrating a physical exercise performed by a first human, wherein the computer program product, when loaded into a memory of a computing device and executed by at least one processor of the computing device, causes the at least one processor to:
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