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. 2014 May 20;14(5):8895–8925. doi: 10.3390/s140508895

Table 2.

The types of information that can be extracted out of image sequences and the related visual clues that can provide this information.

Information Related Visual Clues
Who is the person? (identity) Face
Hair
Skin
Height
Clothes
Gait

How is the person displayed? (e.g., the appearance) Face expressions
Hair (e.g., hairstyle, colour, etc.)
Body (e.g., nudity)
Posture
Shape
Colour

Where is the person? (location) Room
Spatial position (e.g., on the floor, on the bed, etc.)
Room signs

What is the person doing? (ongoing activity) Behaviour (i.e., movement, gesture, action, activity)
Gaze
Spatial position
Objects and interactions

When is the activity taking place? (time) Temporal clues (e.g., a wall clock)