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INFOCOM
2008
IEEE
15 years 10 months ago
2008
IEEE
—Due to adverse aqueous environments, non-negligible node mobility and large network scale, localization for large-scale mobile underwater sensor networks is very challenging. In...
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COLING
2002
15 years 4 months ago
2002
Ambiguity is very high for location names. For example, there are 23 cities named `Buffalo' in the U.S. Country names such as `Canada', `Brazil' and `China' ar...
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ECCV
2008
Springer
16 years 6 months ago
2008
Springer
Using only shadow trajectories of stationary objects in a scene, we demonstrate that using a set of six or more photographs are sufficient to accurately calibrate the camera. Moreo...
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PAMI
2008
15 years 4 months ago
2008
We present a novel algorithm for detection of certain types of unusual events. The algorithm is based on multiple local monitors which collect low-level statistics. Each local moni...
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COMPSAC
2002
IEEE
15 years 9 months ago
2002
IEEE
Services for locating mobile objects are often organized as a distributed search tree. The advantage of such an organization is that the service can easily scale as a distributed ...