The following example shows the effect of the LCSS matching envelope size on the match
results. Two parameters define the envelope:
The temporal threshold δ:
controls how far in time a valid match in one sequence can be from the
equivalent in another sequence. Similar to DTW window size.
The spatial threshold ε:
controls how far in space a valid match in one sequence can be from the
equivalent in another sequence.
The spatial threshold is set independently for each dimension and its value
is equal to a percentage of the standard deviation of query on the corresponding
dimension. In the following examples ε=0.1
means that the spatial threshold of each dimension is set to 10% of its standard
deviation.
The temporal threshold δ=1 means
that matches that are 1 frame away are valid.
We show the match results for a variety of temporal and spatial threshold
combination.
The query is a short sitting motion 56 keyframes long (or 2.3 seconds).
Matching parameters: LCSS,
rotational parameterization, full-body area, no global position, no global
rotation.