Yuki Wakayama
ABSTRACT
This paper proposes a motion retrieval system using Interactive Evolutionary Computation (IEC) based on Genetic Algorithm (GA) and motion features defined based on Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) used for the similarity calculation of motions in the system. The proposed IEC-based motion retrieval system allows the user to retrieve motions similar to his/her required motions easily and intuitively only through the evaluation repeatedly performed by scoring satisfaction points to retrieved motions without entering any search queries. The authors newly define LMA-based motion features to represent them as genes of GA used for the similarity calculation in the system. This paper also clarify that the LMA-based motion features are available as similarity features of motions by showing results of analyzing them using SOM visualization.
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