Character motion synthesis by principal component analysis and motion control interface by hands
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- 作者：Masaki Oshita ; Hayato Oshima ; Yuta Senju and Syun Morishige
- 刊名：Computer Animation and Virtual Worlds
- 出版年：2016
- 出版时间：November/December 2016
- 年：2016
- 卷：27
- 期：6
- 页码：532-545
- 全文大小：1214K
- ISSN：1546-427X
文摘
In this paper, we propose an interactive character motion control interface that uses hands. Using their hands and fingers, the user can control a large number of degrees of freedom at the same time. We applied principal component analysis to a set of sample poses and assigned the extracted principal components to each degree of freedom of the hands (such as the hand positions and finger bending/extending angles). The user can control the blending weights of the principal components and deform the character's pose by moving their hands and bending/extending their fingers. We introduced pose and action controls, so that we can alter the standing pose and perform various actions with deformations. So that various types of actions were possible, we constructed a number of action models in advance. We introduced action model selection and action execution mechanisms. We developed methods for computing the feature vector, for applying principal component analysis, and for pose and action synthesis. In addition, we introduced a pose transition method for performing a step motion when necessary to prevent foot sliding. We present our experimental results and demonstrate the effectiveness of our interface. Copyright