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2003
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2003
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The problem of selecting a subset of relevant features in a potentially overwhelming quantity of data is classic and found in many branches of science. Examples in computer vision...
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2003
IEEE
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2003
IEEE
This paper addresses the problem of applying powerful pattern recognition algorithms based on kernels to efficient visual tracking. Recently Avidan [1] has shown that object recog...
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2003
IEEE
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2003
IEEE
We present a new approach to 3D scene modeling based on geometric constraints. Contrary to the existing methods, we can quickly obtain 3D scene models that respect the given const...
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2003
IEEE
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2003
IEEE
Photometric invariance is used in many computer vision applications. The advantage of photometric invariance is the robustness against shadows, shading, and illumination condition...
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2003
IEEE
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2003
IEEE
In this paper we use the cumulative distribution of a random variable to define the information content in it and use it to develop a novel measure of information that parallels S...