Figure 1 Capture of facial movements: (a) the face capture system; (b) frames and tracked geometry from a sequence in the captured dataset.
A connection in means that a frame from the captured dataset classified in state is followed by a frame classified in state.
Having initially used 3D modelling to examine gross external morphology, identify obvious malformations and assess developmental stage, our protocol only uses the captured dataset (axial or transverse) and its two computer-generated orthogonal counterparts, rather than the more demanding 3D modelling or creation of virtual, oblique 2D section views.
* Fast data collection – up to 5,700 samples per second; * Interactive, real-time data capture – students can pan, zoom in and capture datasets as they happen; and * Data isolation – export selected data to HP 39/40gs Graphing Calculators for analysis.
Thus, developers of quality measures are strongly encouraged to work with the vendor community to design measures that incorporate into EHRs, harmonize measure specifications with EHR standards and requirements, and ensure that EHRs are equipped to capture dataset to evaluate quality measures.
Most of the metabolic gene predictions in the captured metagenomic datasets for both soils were annotated to carbohydrate metabolism.
Experiment section describes the experimental process for the collection of motion capture datasets with both a Kinect and a VICON.
Despite the robust performance on various motion capture datasets, limitation of its application is also obvious, i.e., the object deformation should be temporally continuous and smooth.
For the assessment, experimental studies were undertaken to collect motion capture datasets using an RGB-D sensor and a marker-based motion capture system, VICON, and to analyze errors as compared with the VICON used as the ground truth.
As a test case, 25 trials of ascending and descending during ladder climbing were recorded simultaneously with both systems, and the resulting motion capture datasets (i.e., 3D skeleton models) were temporally and spatially synchronized for their comparison.
