Unsupervised learning of human body parts from video footage
Thomas R. Walther, Rolf P. Würtz · 2009
Estimation of human body postures from video footage is still one of the most challenging tasks in computer vision. Even most recent approaches in this field rely strongly on domain knowledge provided by human supervisors and are nevertheless far from operating reliably under real-world conditions. We propose to overcome these issues by integrating principles of organic computing into the posture estimation cycle, thereby relegating the need for human intervention while simultaneously raising the level of system autonomy.