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In this paper, we address the problem of temporal alignment of surfaces for subjects dressed in wide clothing, as acquired by calibrated multi-camera systems. Most existing methods solve the alignment by fitting a single surface template to each instant's 3D observations, relying on a dense point-to-point correspondence scheme, e.g. by matching individual surface points based on local geometric features...
In this paper we present a method of human body reshaping which is based on 2D images. We first reshape a 3D human body from a 2D image by changing the 3D morphable circles in the 3D human body model, and then project the 3D model onto the original 2D plane. There are three main steps in our method. First, we can acquire the human body contour and the limbs information through the marks which were...
Biomedical image segmentation is an active field of research where deformable models have proved to be efficient. The geometric representation of such models determines their ability to approximate the shape of interest as well as the speed of convergence of related optimization algorithms. We present a new tensor-product parameterization of surfaces that offers the possibility of local refinement...
We introduce a morph able template for dressed human modeling, called Morph able Dressed Human (MDH) template. The template is obtained by learning basic functions from two common types of clothes (long shirts and trousers) and defining a deform-combine manipulation. Our MDH template is parametric, spans variation in both clothes and body/pose, and can generate various dressed human shapes. The template...
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