Abstract: A method, a system, and a non-transitory computer readable medium for evaluating first movements of a first person in view of movements of a second person. The method may include determining the relationships between the first frames and the second frames by a sequence alignment algorithm, the determining of the relationships is based on the inter-frame similarity scores and the multiple state-related scores; and determining at least one evaluation score of the movements of the first person, based on the relationships and the multiple inter-frame similarity scores; wherein the at least one evaluation score is indicative of a similarity between the movements of the first person and the movements of the second person.

Abstract: A method, a system, and a non-transitory computer readable medium for evaluating first movements of a first person in view of movements of a second person. The method may include determining the relationships between the first frames and the second frames by a sequence alignment algorithm, the determining of the relationships is based on the inter-frame similarity scores and the multiple state-related scores; and determining at least one evaluation score of the movements of the first person, based on the relationships and the multiple inter-frame similarity scores; wherein the at least one evaluation score is indicative of a similarity between the movements of the first person and the movements of the second person.

Abstract: A method that may include receiving or generating a first search result that comprises a first set of representations of three dimensional objects; wherein multiple representations of the first set are virtually segmented to parts; receiving a search query that identifies a given part of one of the representations of the set; and generating, in response to the given part, a second search result.

Abstract: A method for segmenting a mesh, the method may include receiving or generating the mesh, wherein the mesh is a three dimensional surface mesh that represents a three dimensional object and comprises vertexes, edges and faces; finding, by a computerized search module, first edges of the mesh that have an edge angle below an edge angle threshold; wherein each first edge is a border of a pair of faces of the mesh and wherein an edge angle of a first edge is an angle between normals to the pair of faces; finding, by the computerized search module, first vertices of the mesh that have a negative angular defect that is below a negative angular defect threshold and have exactly one neighboring first edge; wherein each first vertex is shared by multiple faces of the mesh; wherein an angular defect of a first vertex is responsive to angles between all pairs of neighboring faces of the edges that share one of the multiple faces; finding, by the computerized search module, second edges of the mesh that link the first ve

Abstract: A method that may include receiving or generating a first search result that comprises a first set of representations of three dimensional objects; wherein multiple representations of the first set are virtually segmented to parts; receiving a search query that identifies a given part of one of the representations of the set; and generating, in response to the given part, a second search result

Abstract: A computer program for obtaining anthropometric measurements of a person, implementing a method including providing instructions to a person to set up conditions for producing a suitable image, receiving the image from a camera, the image including at least part of the person's body, analyzing the image, providing at least one measurement based, at least in part, on the analyzing. Related apparatus and methods are also described.

Abstract: A method of comparing nucleic acid sequences being ESTs included in a first database of sequences and nucleic acid sequences included in a second database of sequences to form groups of sequences from the two databases that all relate to the same gene. For each one or more n-groups of sequences of one of the two databases, associating therewith lists of nucleic acid sequences, each from one of said two databases, each sequence on the list containing the n-groups, and matching sequences on the lists to generate said group.

Abstract: A method of obtaining an mRNA sequence having alternative spliced variants from a database of ESTs, comprising: providing a raw database comprising a plurality of ESTs; and assembling ones of said ESTs into mRNA sequences, wherein said assembling includes identifying alternative spliced regions.