Spatio-temporal Manifold Learning for Human Motions via Long-horizon Modeling
                        
                        
                            - Submitting institution
 
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                                The University of Leeds
                                
 
                            
 
                            - Unit of assessment
 
                            - 11 - Computer Science and Informatics
 
                            - Output identifier
 
                            - UOA11-3604
 
                            - Type
 
                            - D - Journal article
 
                                - DOI
 
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                                        10.1109/TVCG.2019.2936810
                                
 
                                - Title of journal
 
                                - IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics
 
                                - Article number
 
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                                - First page
 
                                - 216
 
                                - Volume
 
                                - 27
 
                                - Issue
 
                                - 1
 
                                - ISSN
 
                                - 1077-2626
 
                                - Open access status
 
                                - Compliant
 
                            - Month of publication
 
                            - August
 
                            - Year of publication
 
                            - 2019
 
                            - URL
 
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                            - Output has been delayed by COVID-19
 
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                            - Forensic science
 
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                            - Criminology
 
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                            - Interdisciplinary
 
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                            - Number of additional authors
 
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                                3
                            
 
                            - Research group(s)
 
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D - CSE (Computational Science and Engineering)
                             
                                - Citation count
 
                                - 1
 
                            - Proposed double-weighted
 
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                            - Additional information
 
                            - This paper proposed the first deep learning based approach to learn long-sequences of natural human motion manifold. Since publication in 2019, it has already inspired following research in several fields computer vision (DOI: 10.1109/CVPR42600), information science (DOI: 10.1109/ISPDS51347.2020.00016) and computer graphics(DOI: 10.1109/TVCG.2020.3028961). It has led to invitations to research talks in university (Durham), industry collaborations (Producer, Dubit Ltd;  Director/Co-Founder, Prox  and Reverie Ltd – names/contact details available on request), and research funding(~£300k, EP/R031193/1, EPSRC.
 
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                            - Non-English
 
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                            - English abstract
 
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