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Kinect sensor performance for Windows V2 through graphical processing

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The present paper describes a study based on the loss and gain of frames that are obtained through sensors (color, depth, and body tracking) of Kinect V2. For this purpose, it is established a time to obtain each frames per second (FPS), evaluating a performance of sensors in three evaluation instances, using native Kinect V2 libraries and other graphic processing libraries. In addition, several experimental tests were carried out, in order to verify the best performance of a test application based on graphical processing of each sensor.

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          ICMLC '18: Proceedings of the 2018 10th International Conference on Machine Learning and Computing
          February 2018
          411 pages
          ISBN:9781450363532
          DOI:10.1145/3195106

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