Toward human motion search using fingerprinting

Authors

Kevin Adistambha, University of WollongongFollow
Stephen Davis, University of WollongongFollow
Christian H. Ritz, University of WollongongFollow
David A. Stirling, University of WollongongFollow
Ian S. Burnett, RMIT UniversityFollow

RIS ID

76554

Publication Details

Adistambha, K., Davis, S., Ritz, C. H., Stirling, D. A. & Burnett, I. S. (2012). Toward human motion search using fingerprinting. 2012 International Symposium on Communications and Information Technologies (ISCIT2012) (pp. 1033-1038). Australia: IEEE.

Abstract

This paper investigates a `fingerprinting' technique for describing human motion sequences. This work shows that human motion fingerprints can facilitate the search of human motion within large databases, similar to the fingerprinting approach used for the search of audio and image databases. This paper investigates the extraction of a reliable set of features from human motion capture data sequences that can be combined to generate a unique fingerprint. Results show that the fingerprints could be used to reliably differentiate between unique motions.