Abstract

We address how human pose in 3-D can be recovered visually from multiple images captured at a number of locations. A scheme is proposed that transforms the multi-view data to a pose solution in a way that a number of constraints, are put together to identify the most probable pose. The scheme involves firstly the learning of the manifolds from training data, and a mapping process kicks in to pick up the right manifold from the library. Experiments show that the approach could successfully handle scenes of a variety of activities, and multi-view data do help improve the precision of pose estimation in a remarkable way.

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