Modelling single-person and multi-person event-based synchronisation

Modelling single-person and multi-person event-based synchronisation

A linear phase correction model has been shown to accurately reflect the corrective processes involved in synchronising motor actions to an external rhythmic cue. The model originated from studies of finger tapping to an isochronous metronome beat and is based on the time series of asynchronies between the metronome and corresponding finger tap onsets, along with their associated intervals. Ove...

EvenPers: Event-based Person Exploration and Correlation

Searching for people on the Internet is one of the most frequent search activities. In this paper, we present EvenPers, a system for the event-based exploration of persons and person similarities. We address challenges such as cross-document person name normalization and present a novel approach to calculate person similarities based on their event information. In our demonstration, we show sev...

Simultaneous Multi-Person Detection and Single-Person Pose Estimation With a Single Heatmap Regression Network

We propose a two component fully-convolutional network for heatmap regression to perform multi-person pose estimation from images. The first component of the network predicts all body joints of all persons visible on an image, while the second component groups these body joints based on the position of the head of the person of interest. By applying the second component for all detected heads, ...

Multi-configurations for part-based person detectors

Multi - Modal Person

This paper deals with the elements of a multi-modal person authentication systems. Test procedures for evaluating machine experts as well as machine supervisors based on leave-one-out principle are described. Two independent machine experts on person authentication are presented along with their individual performances. These experts consisted of a face (Gabor features) and a speaker (LPC featu...