2020
DOI: 10.1109/access.2020.3030258
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Video-Based Human Motion Capture Data Retrieval via MotionSet Network

Abstract: Content-based human motion capture (MoCap) data retrieval facilitates reusing motion data that have already been captured and stored in a database. For a MoCap data retrieval system to get practically deployed, both high precision and natural interface are demanded. Targeting both, we propose a video-based human MoCap data retrieval solution in this work. It lets users to specify a query via a video clip, addresses the representational gap between video and MoCap clips and extracts discriminative motion featur… Show more

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“…Assuming that the retrieval time of the data elements in each data bucket obtained from the division of Wushu teaching data is X, the calculation formula of the mathematical expected value E(X) B of the random variable is as follows [11,12]:…”
Section: Establishment Of Wushu Teaching Data Grid Indexmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Assuming that the retrieval time of the data elements in each data bucket obtained from the division of Wushu teaching data is X, the calculation formula of the mathematical expected value E(X) B of the random variable is as follows [11,12]:…”
Section: Establishment Of Wushu Teaching Data Grid Indexmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are many ways to interpret and represent human motions, such as kinematic trees [56,30], joints graph [102,57], video frames [32,82], and moving as a mass point from a starting point to a target point, which all reflect people's ruili.wang@massey.ac.nz (R. Wang) ORCID(s): 0000-0002-7905-3759 (K. Lyu) 1 This is the first author footnote. different comprehensions of human motion, resulting in diverse manifestations of human motion prediction.…”
Section: Scopementioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, these two objectives-efficiency and effectiveness-are difficult to achieve at the same time. Many existing retrieval techniques [2,18,19,24] focus solely on search quality and do not discuss the efficiency at all, which leads to expensive sequential scan over the whole dataset. The efficiencyoriented works either propose very compact features that allow fast sequential scanning [12,13], or utilize various indexing schemes to organize the motion data (e.g., the binary tree [25], kd tree [9], R* tree [4], inverted file index [14], or tries [8]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%