In this work a new method for symmetry line recognition, from 3D scanned data of a subject’s back, is presented. The new method is validated by comparison with traditional techniques based on cutaneous marking. For this purpose, the upright standing and sitting postures of a sample of 75 subjects, who usually perform different sports activities, are analysed. Error in symmetry line detection is measured as the distance between the estimated symmetry line and the position of the markers. The proposed method is compared with another one described in literature which has been validated in clinical field. Results are analysed and critically discussed.
Experimental validation of a new method for symmetry line detection
DI ANGELO, LUCA;DI STEFANO, PAOLO;VINCIGUERRA, MARIA GIULIA
2011-01-01
Abstract
In this work a new method for symmetry line recognition, from 3D scanned data of a subject’s back, is presented. The new method is validated by comparison with traditional techniques based on cutaneous marking. For this purpose, the upright standing and sitting postures of a sample of 75 subjects, who usually perform different sports activities, are analysed. Error in symmetry line detection is measured as the distance between the estimated symmetry line and the position of the markers. The proposed method is compared with another one described in literature which has been validated in clinical field. Results are analysed and critically discussed.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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