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In hand tracking, identity switches are harder to detect than in face or pedestrian tracking, because finger shapes are similar, skin tones are close, occlusions are frequent, and incorrectly stitched trajectories may be completely continuous geometrically, showing no abnormality under conventional metrics.
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