VirtualFencer: Generating Fencing Bouts based on Strategies Extracted from In-the-Wild Videos
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| author | Lin, Zhiyin Goel, Purvi Yun, Joy Liu, C. Karen Araujo, Joao Pedro |
| author_facet | Lin, Zhiyin Goel, Purvi Yun, Joy Liu, C. Karen Araujo, Joao Pedro |
| contents | Fencing is a sport where athletes engage in diverse yet strategically logical motions. While most motions fall into a few high-level actions (e.g. step, lunge, parry), the execution can vary widely-fast vs. slow, large vs. small, offensive vs. defensive. Moreover, a fencer's actions are informed by a strategy that often comes in response to the opponent's behavior. This combination of motion diversity with underlying two-player strategy motivates the application of data-driven modeling to fencing. We present VirtualFencer, a system capable of extracting 3D fencing motion and strategy from in-the-wild video without supervision, and then using that extracted knowledge to generate realistic fencing behavior. We demonstrate the versatile capabilities of our system by having it (i) fence against itself (self-play), (ii) fence against a real fencer's motion from online video, and (iii) fence interactively against a professional fencer. |
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| spellingShingle | VirtualFencer: Generating Fencing Bouts based on Strategies Extracted from In-the-Wild Videos Lin, Zhiyin Goel, Purvi Yun, Joy Liu, C. Karen Araujo, Joao Pedro Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Graphics Fencing is a sport where athletes engage in diverse yet strategically logical motions. While most motions fall into a few high-level actions (e.g. step, lunge, parry), the execution can vary widely-fast vs. slow, large vs. small, offensive vs. defensive. Moreover, a fencer's actions are informed by a strategy that often comes in response to the opponent's behavior. This combination of motion diversity with underlying two-player strategy motivates the application of data-driven modeling to fencing. We present VirtualFencer, a system capable of extracting 3D fencing motion and strategy from in-the-wild video without supervision, and then using that extracted knowledge to generate realistic fencing behavior. We demonstrate the versatile capabilities of our system by having it (i) fence against itself (self-play), (ii) fence against a real fencer's motion from online video, and (iii) fence interactively against a professional fencer. |
| title | VirtualFencer: Generating Fencing Bouts based on Strategies Extracted from In-the-Wild Videos |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Graphics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.00261 |