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- Towards Behavioral Objects: A Twofold Approach for a System of Notation to Design and Implement Behaviors in Non-anthropomorphic Robotic ArtifactsSamuel Bianchini, Florent Levillain, Armando Menicacci, Emanuele Quinz, Elisabetta Zibetti. 1-24 [doi]
- Laban Movement Analysis and Affective Movement Generation for Robots and Other Near-Living CreaturesSarahjane Burton, Ali-Akbar Samadani, Rob Gorbet, Dana Kulic. 25-48 [doi]
- Approaches to the Representation of Human Movement: Notation, Animation and Motion CaptureTom Calvert. 49-68 [doi]
- The Problem of Recording Human MotionJacqueline Challet-Haas. 69-89 [doi]
- MovEngine - Developing a Movement Language for 3D Visualization and Composition of DanceHenner Drewes. 91-116 [doi]
- Bayesian Approaches for Learning of Primitive-Based Compact Representations of Complex Human ActivitiesDominik Endres, Enrico Chiovetto, Martin A. Giese. 117-137 [doi]
- Beyond Watching: Action Understanding by Humans and Implications for Motion Planning by Interacting RobotsGowrishankar Ganesh, Tsuyoshi Ikegami. 139-167 [doi]
- Challenges for the Animation of Expressive Virtual Characters: The Standpoint of Sign Language and Theatrical GesturesSylvie Gibet, Pamela Carreno-Medrano, Pierre-François Marteau. 169-186 [doi]
- Task Modelling for Reconstruction and Analysis of Folk DancesKatsushi Ikeuchi, Yoshihiro Sato, Shinichiro Nakaoka, Shunsuke Kudoh, Takahiro Okamoto, Hauchin Hu. 187-207 [doi]
- Dynamic Coordination Patterns in Tango Argentino: A Cross-Fertilization of Subjective Explication Methods and Motion CaptureMichael Kimmel, Emanuel Preuschl. 209-235 [doi]
- Abstractions for Design-by-Humans of Heterogeneous BehaviorsAmy LaViers, Lin Bai, Masoud Bashiri, Gerald Heddy, Yu Sheng. 237-262 [doi]
- Annotating Everyday Grasps in ActionJia Liu, Fangxiaoyu Feng, Yuzuko C. Nakamura, Nancy S. Pollard. 263-282 [doi]
- Laban Movement Analysis - Scaffolding Human Movement to Multiply Possibilities and ChoicesAngela Loureiro de Souza. 283-297 [doi]
- Benesh Movement Notation for Humanoid Robots?Eliane Mirzabekiantz. 299-317 [doi]
- The Origin of Dance: Evolutionary Significance on Ritualized Movements of AnimalsSatoshi Oota. 319-338 [doi]
- A Worked-Out Experience in Programming Humanoid Robots via the Kinetography LabanPaolo Salaris, Naoko Abe, Jean-Paul Laumond. 339-359 [doi]
- Using Dynamics to Recognize Human MotionGentiane Venture, Takumi Yabuki, Yuta Kinase, Alain Berthoz, Naoko Abe. 361-376 [doi]
- The Effect of Gravity on Perceived Affective Quality of Robot MovementSuzanne Weller, Joost Broekens, Gabriel A. D. Lopes. 377-390 [doi]
- Applications for Recording and Generating Human Body Motion with LabanotationWorawat Choensawat, Minako Nakamura, Kozaburo Hachimura. 391-416 [doi]
- Human Motion Tracking by RobotsKatsu Yamane. 417-430 [doi]