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Domain Adaptation for Upper Body Pose Tracking in Signed TV Broadcasts

Published on Apr 03, 20142113 Views

The objective of this work is to estimate upper body pose for signers in TV broadcasts. Given suitable training data, the pose is estimated using a random forest body joint detector. However, obtain

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Domain Adapta,on for Upper Body Pose Tracking in Signed TV Broadcasts00:00
Motivation: Automatic sign language recognition00:00
Introduction00:35
Problem - 101:07
Problem - 201:27
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One solution - 101:57
One solution - 202:06
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Key idea in this paper - 102:34
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Example: Tracking signers wearing short sleeves - 103:08
Example: Tracking signers wearing short sleeves - 203:35
Related work03:50
Method04:18
Existing method for signers with long sleeves - 104:43
Existing method for signers with long sleeves - 205:25
Existing method for signers with long sleeves - 305:39
Existing method for signers with long sleeves - 405:50
Solution06:30
Method overview - 106:52
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Method detail - 108:06
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Method : Template personalisation - 110:01
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Method : Template personalisation - 711:53
Method detail - 812:11
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Method : example output12:31
Results12:57
Dataset - 113:04
Dataset - 213:21
Quantitative results - 113:37
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Conclusion15:02