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Retargeting refers to mapping the motion trajectory of one motion subject onto another subject with different body proportions and joint structures, here transferring from human motion to the joint space of a humanoid robot; because the number of degrees of freedom, link lengths, and joint limits are inconsistent, directly copying joint angles often causes the robot to self-intersect or lose balance.
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