Sensor location optimization and joint angle prediction in hand postures
Abstract
1. Sensor selection problem 1. Sensor selection problem Grasping of objects (Mason et al. 2001; Santello et al. 2002) or hand shaping during grasping is of interest in robotics, neuroscience, and biomechanics. In animation industry and biomechanics, tracking body and hand movements are essential. For tracking body movements and hand movements, a sizable number of markers are required. As number of marker increase complexity and cost also increase. Researchers have tried various approaches for selecting a set of minimum no. of markers for accurate reproduction of movements. Data-driven approaches have been proposed for classification of various grasps. Some studies have focussed on prediction of joint angles (Kang et al. 2012; Hoyet et al. 2012; Wheatland et al. 2013). Our objective is to predict joint angles from a reduced set of sensors. For preliminary sorting purpose, we used PCA based sensor ranking which is disc ...
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