Research Article

Computer Vision Tools for Low-Cost and Noninvasive Measurement of Autism-Related Behaviors in Infants

Figure 4

Two examples of the ball playing activity. Top: when the ball contacts the child, when the child looks down at the ball, and when the child looks up at the clinician. Middle: changes in the pitch motion ( -axis) for each frame ( -axis). The dotted line represents when the ball contacts the participant. Bottom: 6 examples of the infant’s face during the administration. All facial features are automatically detected and tracked. Colors and roman numerals identify corresponding images and spikes in the graph.
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