Biomechanical Reconstruction with Confidence Intervals from Multiview Markerless Motion Capture

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2502.06486v1
• Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2025 14:04:57 GMT
• Title: Biomechanical Reconstruction with Confidence Intervals from Multiview Markerless Motion Capture
• Authors: R. James Cotton, Fabian Sinz,
• Abstract summary: We show confidence intervals over specific kinematic estimates from a specific individual analyzed using a possibly unique camera configuration. We extend our previous work using an implicit representation of trajectories optimized end-to-end through a differentiable biomechanical model. This posterior probability is learned through a variational approximation and estimates confidence intervals for individual joints at each moment in a trial.
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• Abstract: Advances in multiview markerless motion capture (MMMC) promise high-quality movement analysis for clinical practice and research. While prior validation studies show MMMC performs well on average, they do not provide what is needed in clinical practice or for large-scale utilization of MMMC -- confidence intervals over specific kinematic estimates from a specific individual analyzed using a possibly unique camera configuration. We extend our previous work using an implicit representation of trajectories optimized end-to-end through a differentiable biomechanical model to learn the posterior probability distribution over pose given all the detected keypoints. This posterior probability is learned through a variational approximation and estimates confidence intervals for individual joints at each moment in a trial, showing confidence intervals generally within 10-15 mm of spatial error for virtual marker locations, consistent with our prior validation studies. Confidence intervals over joint angles are typically only a few degrees and widen for more distal joints. The posterior also models the correlation structure over joint angles, such as correlations between hip and pelvis angles. The confidence intervals estimated through this method allow us to identify times and trials where kinematic uncertainty is high.

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