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Figure 1.1 Motion capture. Taken from [Com09]
Figure 1.2 Object tracking: Graphical description. Taken from [Com09]
Figure 1.3 Motion capture. Taken from [MHM07]
Figure 1.6 Example of occlusion: the target is partially occluded. Taken from [Com01]
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