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Motion Editing and Control

Friday, 17 December | 4:15 PM - 6:00 PM | Room 315

Presented in English / 영어로 발표 됨

Session Chair

Matt Adcock

Synchronized Partial-Body Motion Graphs

An automatic method to construct a graph that specifies transitions and correlations between partial-body motions so as to increase the connectivity and the reusability of the graphs.

William Ng
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Clifford Choy
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Daniel Lun
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Lap-Pui Chau
Nanyang Technological University

Stable and Efficient Differential Inverse Kinematics

This method combines ideas from two differential inverse kinematics algorithms to produce a new approach that is both efficient and free from instability.

J.P. Lewis
Weta Digital

Perceptual Evaluation of Human Animation Timewarping

This perceptual evaluation of motion timewarping, a common editing method for motion capture data, finds a significant difference between speeding up and slowing down the motions.

Martin Prazak
Trinity College Dublin and University of Dublin

Rachel McDonnell
Trinity College Dublin and University of Dublin

Carol O'Sullivan
Trinity College Dublin and University of Dublin

Derivation of Dance Similarity From Balance Characteristics

A novel similarity measure for motion-capture data streams of dance movements. The method includes balance, because balance depends on the context of motion.

Takeshi Miura
Akita University

Kazutaka Mitobe
Akita University

Takaaki Kaiga
Warabi-za Co., Ltd.

Takashi Yukawa
North Asia University

Katsubumi Tajima
Akita University

Hideo Tamamoto
Akita University