Proceedings of the 28th Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing 2013
DOI: 10.1145/2480362.2480369
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Towards skeleton biometric identification using the microsoft kinect sensor

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“…The height is defined as the sum of neck length, upper and lower spine length, and average leg length. In contrast to studies [9,14] …”
Section: Anthropometric Feature Extractionmentioning
confidence: 73%
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“…The height is defined as the sum of neck length, upper and lower spine length, and average leg length. In contrast to studies [9,14] …”
Section: Anthropometric Feature Extractionmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…Similar to other studies [9,14], the proposed anthropometric features mainly refer to the length of different body parts. All the selected 19 segment lengths set Skeleton Length [Equation (3)] and Height [Equation (4)] are combined to create an anthropometric features set AF [Equation (5)], whose dimension is 20.…”
Section: Anthropometric Feature Extractionmentioning
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“…Los autores Araujo et al [13] consideran la viabilidad de utilizar el sensor Kinect para obtener puntos de las posiciones del esqueleto de sujetos en movimiento y usarlos para identificación biométrica para considerar la contribución de diferentes combinaciones de partes del cuerpo al proceso de identificación. Otro caso biométrico es el del artículo de los autores Wu et al [14] en el cual se propone el uso del Kinect, pero en lugar de acomodar a un amplio número de usuarios se explota la unicidad de cada usuario en términos de gestos.…”
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