Browsing by Subject "Computer Vision"

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  • Automatically Recovering Geometry and Texture from Large Sets of Calibrated Images 

    Unknown author (1999-10-22)
    Three-dimensional models which contain both geometry and texture have numerous applications such as urban planning, physical simulation, and virtual environments. A major focus of computer vision (and recently graphics) ...

  • Boosting Image Database Retrieval 

    Unknown author (1999-09-10)
    We present an approach for image database retrieval using a very large number of highly-selective features and simple on-line learning. Our approach is predicated on the assumption that each image is generated by a ...

  • Combining Variable Selection with Dimensionality Reduction 

    Unknown author (2005-03-30)
    This paper bridges the gap between variable selection methods (e.g., Pearson coefficients, KS test) and dimensionality reductionalgorithms (e.g., PCA, LDA). Variable selection algorithms encounter difficulties dealing with ...

  • Learning and Example Selection for Object and Pattern Detection 

    Unknown author (1996-03-13)
    This thesis presents a learning based approach for detecting classes of objects and patterns with variable image appearance but highly predictable image boundaries. It consists of two parts. In part one, we introduce our ...

  • Model-Based Matching by Linear Combinations of Prototypes 

    Unknown author (1996-12-01)
    We describe a method for modeling object classes (such as faces) using 2D example images and an algorithm for matching a model to a novel image. The object class models are "learned'' from example images that we call ...

  • The Role of Fixation and Visual Attention in Object Recognition 

    Unknown author (1995-07-21)
    This research project is a study of the role of fixation and visual attention in object recognition. In this project, we build an active vision system which can recognize a target object in a cluttered scene efficiently ...

  • Tracking and modelling motion for biomechanical analysis 

    Aristidou, Andreas (University of CambridgeDepartment of EngineeringHughes Hall, 2010-11-16)
    This thesis focuses on the problem of determining appropriate skeletal configurations for which a virtual animated character moves to desired positions as smoothly, rapidly, and as accurately as possible. During the last ...