Re: Tracking the hand in occlusion

Tim Wescott wrote:
Jim Thomas wrote:
Tim Wescott wrote:

Jerry's suggestion of tracking the forearm position is probably based on the notion that when you're waving your hand around (at least in the lab) your elbow isn't going to move as much as your hand, so your hand will tend to move in an arc whose radius is is approximately equal to the length of your radius (I would have said 'ulna', but that wouldn't be as humerus).

This is why I come to comp.dsp almost every day. Thanks!

For the down-to-earth practical info, or for the bad puns?

The only bad puns are the ones you didn't think of first.

Jerry
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