Geometric skinning with approximate dual quaternion blending

By Ladislav Kavan, Steven Collins, Jiri Zara, Carol O'Sullivan. TOGS, 2008

452 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Control and Systems Engineering

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In Computational Mechanics

1. Christian Theobalt
2. Juergen Gall
3. Bodo Rosenhahn
4. Edilson de Aguiar
5. Carsten Stoll
6. Hans-Peter Seidel
7. Michael J. Black
8. Gerard Pons-Moll

In Control and Systems Engineering

1. Christian Theobalt
2. Pier Paolo Valentini
3. Juergen Gall
4. Bodo Rosenhahn
5. Edilson de Aguiar
6. Carsten Stoll
7. Hans-Peter Seidel
8. Ettore Pennestrì

Citations in the corpus

• Motion capture using joint skeleton tracking and surface estimation (2009, methodology): “Since the optimization regards the limbs as rigid structures, the mesh is updated between the iterations by quaternion blending [17] to approximate smooth surface deformation.”
• Dual Quaternions as a Tool for Rigid Body Motion Analysis: A Tutorial with an Application to Biomechanics (2010, background): “[12, 13] the weights are assumed to be convex(i.”