2020
DOI: 10.1249/01.mss.0000681024.45945.3f
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Assessment Of Neurologic Function In Mixed Martial Arts Fighters Following A Single Competition

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“…e marching cube algorithm is used to extract triangular meshes from the volume model and sample additional external nodes, which are used to calculate the nonrigid deformation of nonhuman parts. e time encoder is adopted because the future frame can obtain clues from the past video attitude information to evaluate the motion function [11]. After noise reduction, if a person's posture is fuzzy and ambiguous or the body is partially occluded in a given frame, the human motion posture information in the previous frame can help and restrict the subsequent posture estimation [12].…”
Section: Generate 3d Model Of Baduanjinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e marching cube algorithm is used to extract triangular meshes from the volume model and sample additional external nodes, which are used to calculate the nonrigid deformation of nonhuman parts. e time encoder is adopted because the future frame can obtain clues from the past video attitude information to evaluate the motion function [11]. After noise reduction, if a person's posture is fuzzy and ambiguous or the body is partially occluded in a given frame, the human motion posture information in the previous frame can help and restrict the subsequent posture estimation [12].…”
Section: Generate 3d Model Of Baduanjinmentioning
confidence: 99%