Users of the system are free to practice T'ai Chi gestures, starting anywhere in the sequence of moves, and the system recognizes their actions. A complete teaching system must be able to give both positive and critical feedback to the user. This ability implies a knowledge of the instants in the user's performance of a gesture where the user was both least and most accurate in the movement. Both tasks are accomplished through the use of Hidden Markov Models. The project is part of a larger goal I have of building a virtual reality visualization tool for cancer patients.
Ample evidence exists that imagery and relaxation bolster the immune system.
I will be exploring if a virtual reality system would be even more beneficial, as it will allow users to directly visualize their immune system and actively control it in the virtual world. 1995 Interests Hanging out, wearing sweatshirts, following and playing hockey, and drinking good, dark ambers. I'm just glad I'm eating dinner. But I'd be pretty psyched to be eating with Steph.