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hello this is amar maharshan iamp;#39;m going to talk about a paper called registration of human poinsettia using automatic key point detection and reason aware features this work is a collaboration with my supervisor chauvin registration one point set template is deformed so that the template is aligned with input point set as close as possible to get dense correspondences between the point sets there are two major challenges in non-rigid points at registration in complex human point sets one is the last deformation within the point sets and another is the different number of points between the point sets representing complex human pauses captured by different types of depth devices in this paper we present a probabilistic non-rigid pointed registration method based on gaussian mixture model to deal with large articulated deformations of point set with different number of points we leverage two important constraints key point correspondences and local level preservation our method th