View-invariant Pose Analysis for Human Movement Assessment from RGB Data

05/12/2020
by   Fsardari, et al.
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We propose a CNN regression method to generate high-level, view-invariant features from RGB images which are suitable for human pose estimation and movement quality analysis. The inputs to our net- work are body joint heatmaps and limb-maps to help our network ex- ploit geometric relationships between different body parts to estimate the features more accurately. A new multiview and multimodal human movement dataset is also introduced part of which is used to evaluate the results of the proposed method. We present comparative experimental results on pose estimation using a manifold-based pose representation built from motion-captured data. We show that the new RGB derived features provide pose estimates of similar or better accuracy than those produced from depth data, even from single views only.

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