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| A capture of real marking time with OpenPose.

| A capture of real marking time with OpenPose.

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In military organization, the synchronization in the parade is important for showing their majesty. However, we do not have any quantitative evaluation methods for the parade. In this research, as a first step of the quantitative evaluation for the parade, we propose an evaluation method focusing on the synchronization level of “Marking Time”, in w...

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... in Experiment 1, we analyzed the marking time of two persons. We experimented with 6 pairs of two cadets in the National Defense Academy, which have parade training every day (Figure 7). ...
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... Experiment 2, we have three types of arm swing: Phase Synchro nization, Phase Difference and Phase Opposition. Figure 7 shows a snapshot of Phase Opposition. Both cadet arm swing is opposite in Figure 7. Figure 8 shows the average of the synchronization level r of marking time. ...
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... Experiment 2, we have three types of arm swing: Phase Synchro nization, Phase Difference and Phase Opposition. Figure 7 shows a snapshot of Phase Opposition. Both cadet arm swing is opposite in Figure 7. Figure 8 shows the average of the synchronization level r of marking time. ...

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