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In this paper, we introduce a robust novel approach for detecting objects category in cluttered scenes by generating boosted contextual descriptors of landmarks. In particular, ou...
132
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2006
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Error correcting output codes (ECOC) represent a classification technique that allows a successful extension of binary classifiers to address the multiclass problem. In this paper...
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2006
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Textural appearance of many real word materials is not static but shows progress in time. If such a progress is spatially and temporally homogeneous these materials can be represe...
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2006
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Image registration is the process of geometrically aligning two or more images. In this paper we describe a method for registering pairs of images based on thin-plate spline mappi...
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2006
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A new approach to align an image of a textured object with a given prototype is proposed. Visual appearance of the images, after equalizing their signals, is modeled with a Markov...
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2006
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We propose a novel algorithm for the identification of faces from image samples. The algorithm uses the Kalman filter to identify significant face features. We employ the Kalmanfa...
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2006
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Skeletal representations of 2-D shape, including shock graphs, have become increasingly popular for shape matching and object recognition. However, it is well known that skeletal ...
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2006
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2006
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In this paper, we propose a novel and robust method for extracting motion layers in video sequences. Taking advantage of temporal continuity, our framework considers both the visi...
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2006
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Discrepancy between CT and PET data due to motion in PET/CT studies is a significant problem. PET is acquired over a period of time whereas CT is static. Thus attenuation correcti...