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The coordination of human motions, e.g. nodding and chiming in a speaker, is strongly related to bring people sympathies in face-to-face communication. We analyzed such coordination observed in participants playing pantomime in a group in order to apply such coordination to human computer interaction, The result of this analysis shows that some quantities, e.g. the time span of one action, were preserved in each trial, This fact infers that a kind of kinematic semantics of motions should be necessary to bring performers sympathies. Furthermore, we investigated a model of gesture recognition and its production in a group pantomime from this inference. |