| K. Karpouzis |
| Adaptive parametric models of human faces and bodies – Applications In Human-Computer Interaction |
| School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, NTUA |
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ABSTRACT
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| The PhD thesis focuses on the modeling and processing of human face and body models and their integration in interactive virtual environments, emphasizing on efficient human-computer interaction. The main target is the development of algorithms and tools that assist the use of such objects in an abstract, parametric manner and their exploitation from a se-mantic point of view. All proposed concepts are compatible with the MPEG 4 standard, thus making them exploitable from a wide range of possible applications.
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| 20 March , 2001 |
| K. Karpouzis, "Adaptive parametric models of human faces and bodies – Applications In Human-Computer Interaction", School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, NTUA |
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