Philip Tschiemer’s research while affiliated with ETH Zurich and other places

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Publications (3)


Tai Chi motion recognition, embedding the HMM method on a wearable
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December 2009

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Philip Tschiemer

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Embedding complex mathematical algorithms in a wearable system requires a suitable software approach in order that the needs of the programmer and processor are met. This paper reports ongoing work in which wearable computing is combined with high level gesture recognition in order to examine body motions in natural environments. Tai Chi movements are recognized using a Hidden Markov Model (HMM) approach and the emphasis is given to the practical results obtained and the embedded approach.



Citations (1)


... Among the studies related to motion, Majoe et al. [20] researched on the recognition of Tai Chi movements through replication with an avatar. The Tai Chi movements consist of 24 major motions and 70 sub-motions. ...

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Genetic algorithm-based adaptive weight decision method for motion estimation framework
Tai Chi motion recognition, embedding the HMM method on a wearable
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