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....deal of past research in the area of motion editing leading to the emergence of many motion editing methods. To mention a few, there are those that were applied to the data in the frequency domain [Unu95, Bru95] motion warping [Wit95] and displacement mapping [Bru95] spacetime constraint methods [Wit88, Coh92, Liu94, Gle97, Gle98, Pop99, Lee99], motion space methods (i.e. methods that use collections of motion samples then interpolate between them to generate new motions) Wil97, Guo96, Ros98] differencing [Unu95, Ama96] etc. One can categorize these methods along two dimensions. First, according to the number of motion clips ....
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.... Instead of trying to follow the original trajectories of the end effectors, the algorithm puts some constraints on these end effectors and uses an inverse kinematics (IK) or optimisation solver to find a motion that satisfy these constraints and preserve the original motion as well as possible [3, 4, 5]. These methods are more advanced than the trajectory preserving method. However, they are not perfect too. The bottleneck of these methods is definition of constraints. Some algorithms rely on global constraints (such as feet above the ground constraint) and fail to correct artefacts that cannot ....
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....to generate new animation sequences according to different constraints. Many techniques have been developed to tackle the difficult problem of motion editing. These techniques include motion signal processing [8] human locomotion in Fourier domain [42] motion warping [43] motion retargeting [15, 38], physically based motion transformation [33] and motion editing with a hierarchy of displacement maps [23] More recently, several approaches have been proposed to interactively synthesize human motion by reordering the preprocessed motion capture data [21, 1, 22] To make the edited motion ....
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....matches, followed by a volume morphing and a cylindrical projection. Our work is also motivated by techniques for retargeting full body animations from one character to another [9] While we consign the creative decisions (how does a cat smile ) to the user s choice of the source animation as in [9], our technique of cloning a facial animation is significantly different in approach from that dealing with articulated body motions. In section 2, we detail the methods used to create a cloned expression animation, followed by the heuristic rules to automate the correspondence search in section ....
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