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Linking Pose and Motion

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Graph sparsification, sketching and adaptivity

Commoning the touristic city. Urban pedestrian routes and the ambiguous politics of exploration

Controlling pedestrian flows with moving walkways

A disaggregate choice-based approach to find ε-equilibria of oligopolistic markets

The impact of counter-flow on pedestrian walking times

Biomimetic adaptive control of a deployable tensegrity structure

Data-driven fundamental models for pedestrian movements

Modeling and estimation of pedestrian flows in train stations

Performance of Pedestrian-Load Models through Experimental Studies on Lightweight Aluminum Bridges

Pose Estimation of Web-Shared Landscape Pictures

Pose estimation of landscape images using DEM and orthophotos

Soft-output sphere decoding: Performanceand implementation aspects

A discrete choice modeling framework for pedestrian walking behavior with application to human tracking in video sequences

Time-complexity bounds on agreement problems

Global mixed-integer dynamic optimization

Soft real-time analysis of asynchronous agreement algorithms using Petri nets