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    • Human-Computer Interaction

    Background:

    • Real-time crowd simulations require unique human instances for visual fidelity.
    • Current methods may lack sufficient diversity in appearance.

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    • To propose a method for enhancing the uniqueness of human instances in crowd simulations.
    • To improve the realism of real-time crowd simulations through appearance variation.

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    • Varying instance shapes by attaching accessories.
    • Modifying instance appearance using a generic segmentation map-based technique.
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    • Achieved unique human shapes through accessory attachment.
    • Successfully generated diverse appearances using segmentation maps.
    • Demonstrated enhanced realism in crowd simulations.

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    • Accessory attachment and segmentation map-based appearance modification significantly improve crowd simulation realism.