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Human Motion Analysis
Abstract
Human motion analysis (Moeslund et. al., 2006; Wang et. al., 2003) is currently one of the most active research areas in computer vision due both to the number of potential applications and its inherent complexity. This high interest is driven by many applications in many areas such as surveillance, virtual reality, perceptual, control applications or analysis of human behaviors. However, the research area contains a number of difficult, such as ill-posed problem. So, many researchers have investigated these problems. Human motion analysis is generally composed of three major parts: human detection, tracking and the behavior understandings.
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