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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Human movement dynamics"”.

  1. Direct application of the least action principle to solve (human) movement dynamics without using differential equations of motion

    … pendulum systems that are used to model the human body and to apply more efficient numerical methods than the DSM algorithm to DLA. Eventually if numerical algorithms can be developed that make the DLA approach as efficient or more efficient than using Lagrange's differential EOM to solve …

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  2. Investigating the Effectiveness of Supermarket Transmission Control Measures on the Spread of COVID-19 in the Presence of Super-Spreaders through Agent-Based Modelling

    … to account for the indirect effects changes in human movement dynamics have on the spread of disease. The analysis makes use of Agent-Based Modelling simulation techniques to model changes in customer movement and disease transmission dynamics resulting from the isolated and combined …

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  3. Hybrid architecture for human action recognition using skeleton data

    … in skeleton based multi-person, multiview human action recognition. By leveraging attention-based GCN, the model captures context-dependent intrinsic topology while enhancing discriminative information. Furthermore, utilizing transformers, we harness their ability to aggregate long-range …

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