Interactive computer graphics in structure analysis

Computer Vision for Interactive Computer Graphics

Computers looking through a camera at people is a potentially powerful technique to facilitate human-computer interaction. The computer can interpret the userś movements, gestures, and glances. Fundamental visual algorithms include tracking, shape recognition, and motion analysis. We describe several vision algorithms for interactive graphics, and present various vision controlled graphics appl...

Interactive Spacetime Reconstruction in Computer Graphics

High-quality dense spatial and/or temporal reconstructions and correspondence maps from camera images, be it optical flow, stereo or scene flow, are an essential prerequisite for a multitude of computer vision and graphics tasks, e.g. scene editing or view interpolation in visual media production. Due to the ill-posed nature of the estimation problem in typical setups (i.e. limited amount of ca...

Interactive Analysis of Computer Scenarios through Parallel Coordinates Graphics

Parallel coordinates is a well-recognized method to visualize multivariate data. It uses an n-dimensional representation to reveal correlations in multiple dimensions. A security analyst plays a key role in tackling incidents, albeit being a hard task to achieve properly: a single service can generate a massive amount of log data in a single day. Among several techniques available, parallel coo...

The Computer "Scientist" as Toolsmith-Studies in Interactive Computer Graphics

Interactive Graphics for Computer Adaptive Testing

Interactive graphics are commonly used in games and have been shown to be successful in attracting the general audience. Instead of computer games, animations, cartoons, and videos being used only for entertainment, there is now an interest in using interactive graphics for “innovative testing.” Rather than traditional pen-and-paper tests, audio, video and graphics are being conceived as altern...