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Visual perception of biological motion and a model for its analysis
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Human Action Recognition Using Skeleton Data from Two-Stage Pose Estimation Model
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The Effect of Characters’ Locomotion on Audience Perception of Crowd Animation
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Person Identity and Gender Estimation Using Gait Biometrics: A Review
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Developing the Path Signature Methodology and Its Application to Landmark- Based Human Action Recognition
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Cerebellar Contribution to Emotional Body Language Perception
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A Step Too Far: The Problems with Forensic Gait Analysis
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Is Appearance Free Action Recognition Possible?
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GOCA: Guided Online Cluster Assignment for Self-supervised Video Representation Learning
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Deep Learning Algorithms for 3D Reconstruction
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Mind in Action: Cognitive Assessment Using Action Recognition
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Cognitive Assessment Based on Skeleton-Based Action Recognition: Ball-Drop Case
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A Graph Convolutional Siamese Network for the Assessment and Recognition of Physical Rehabilitation Exercises
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