Motion Transplantation Techniques

May/June 2012

IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications magazine cover

This article provides an overview of example-based motion transplantation techniques and explains how they determine spatial and temporal alignment between the auxiliary and base motions. Read full article »

About CG&A

IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications covers a variety of topics catering to both computer graphics practitioners and researchers. This bimonthly magazine bridges the theory and practice of computer graphics, from specific algorithms to full system implementations.

 

Articles from IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications

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Epinome: A Visual-Anaytics Workbench for Epidemiology Data

Epinome supports research on decision-making in public health, particularly evaluation of information search strategies. It facilitates investigation of scripted high-fidelity large-scale simulated disease outbreaks. Read full article »

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Multimedia Analysis + Visual Analytics = Multimedia Analytics

To deal with the extent and variety of digital media, researchers are combining multimedia analysis and visual analytics to form the new field of multimedia analytics. Read full article »

 
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In Color Perception, Size Matters

In designing visualization systems, the interaction between size and color appearance is critical. The goal is to keep the user focused on the data. Read full article »

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Digital Media and the Beginning Designer

A case study shows how New Jersey Institute of Technology instructors provide opportunities for undergraduates to learn about using digital media throughout the design process. Read full article »

 

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