Movement line conversion and analysis system, method and program
AssigneeFuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
InventorsNoriji Kato, Takeshi Onishi, Keiichi Nemoto, Ryota Ozaki, Daisuke Ikeda
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Abstract
A non-transitory computer readable medium stores a program that causes a computer to execute a position conversion process. The process includes storing actual layout information and virtual layout information, the actual layout information defining a layout of a first subject within an actual structure, the virtual layout information defining a layout of a second subject within a virtual structure; acquiring a human position within the actual structure; and converting the human position in the actual layout information into the human position in the virtual layout information.
Claims8
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program causing a computer to execute a position conversion process, the process comprising:
- storing first actual layout information, second actual layout information, and virtual layout information, the first actual layout information defining a layout of an actual subject within a first actual structure and the second layout information defining a layout of the actual subject within a second actual structure, the first actual structure and the second actual structure being different actual structures having different layouts, the virtual layout information defining a layout of a virtual subject that represents the actual subject within a virtual structure;
- acquiring a first human position within the first actual structure;
- acquiring a second human position in the second actual structure;
- converting the first human position in the first actual layout information into a first human position in the virtual structure in the virtual layout information;
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- converting the second human position in the second actual layout information into a second human position in the virtual structure in the virtual layout information,
- wherein the first human position from the first actual structure and the second human position from the second actual structure are converted into the same virtual structure in the same virtual layout.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program causing a computer to execute a position conversion process, the process comprising:
- storing first actual layout information, second actual layout information, and virtual layout information, the first actual layout information defining a layout of an actual subject within a first actual structure and the second layout information defining a layout of the actual subject within a second actual structure, the first actual structure and the second actual structure being different actual structures having different layouts, the virtual layout information defining a layout of a virtual subject that represents the actual subject within a virtual structure;
- acquiring a first human position within the first actual structure;
- acquiring a second human position in the second actual structure;
- converting the first human position with regard to the actual subject in the first actual layout information into a first human position with regard to the virtual subject in the virtual layout information;
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- converting the second human position with regard to the actual subject in the second actual layout information into a second human position with regard to the virtual subject in the virtual layout information,
- wherein the first human position from the first actual structure and the second human position from the second actual structure are converted into the same virtual structure in the same virtual layout.
An information processing apparatus comprising:
- a memory that stores first actual layout information, second actual layout information, and virtual layout information, the first actual layout information defining a layout of an actual subject within a first actual structure and the second layout information defining a layout of the actual subject within a second actual structure, the first actual structure and the second actual structure being different actual structures having different layouts, the virtual layout information defining a layout of a virtual subject that represents the actual subject within a virtual structure;
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- a processor that:
- acquires a first human position within the first actual structure;
- acquires a second human position in the second actual structure;
- converts the first human position in the first actual layout information into a first human position in the virtual structure in the virtual layout information;
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- converts the second human position in the second actual layout information into a second human position in the virtual structure in the virtual layout information,
- wherein the first human position from the first actual structure and the second human position from the second actual structure are converted into the same virtual structure in the same virtual layout.
A position conversion method comprising:
- storing first actual layout information, second actual layout information, and virtual layout information, the first actual layout information defining a layout of an actual subject within a first actual structure and the second layout information defining a layout of the actual subject within a second actual structure, the first actual structure and the second actual structure being different actual structures having different layouts, the virtual layout information defining a layout of a virtual subject that represents the actual subject within a virtual structure;
- acquiring a first human position within the first actual structure;
- acquiring a second human position in the second actual structure;
- converting the first human position in the first actual layout information into a first human position in the virtual structure in the virtual layout information;
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- converting the second human position in the second actual layout information into a second human position in the virtual structure in the virtual layout information,
- wherein the first human position from the first actual structure and the second human position from the second actual structure are converted into the same virtual structure in the same virtual layout.
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