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VI-Net: View-Invariant Quality of Human Movement Assessment

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Figure 1. VI-Net has an view-invariant trajectory descriptor module (VTDM) and a movement score module (MSM) where the classifier output corresponds to a quality score.
Figure 2. Typical camera views in the QMAR dataset with each one placed at a different height.
Figure 3. Sample frames from QMAR dataset, showing all 6 views for (top row) walking with Parkinsons (W-P), (second row) walking with Stroke (W-S), (third row) sit-stand with Parkinsons (SS-P), and (bottom row) sit-stand with Stroke.
Figure 5. Walking example - all six views, and corresponding trajectory maps for feet.
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