Computational foresight: realtime forecast of human body motion
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In this paper, we propose a machine learning-based system named "Computational Foresight" that can forecast body motion 0.5 seconds before. The system detects 25 human body joints by Kinect V2. We created 5-layered neural network system for machine-learning. We achieved real-time motion forecast system. This can be used to estimate human gesture inputs in advance, instruct sports actions properly, and prevent elderly from falling to the ground, and so on.
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