4. ICCV 1993: Berlin, Germany

• Shahriar Negahdaripour, Chih-Ho Yu:
  A generalized brightness change model for computing optical flow. 2-11
  
• Joseph Weber, Jitendra Malik:
  Robust computation of optical flow in a multi-scale differential framework. 12-20
  
• Jean-Michel Létang, Veronique Rebuffel, Patrick Bouthemy:
  Motion detection robust to perturbations: A statistical regularization and temporal integration framework. 21-30
  
• Friedrich Heitger, Rüdiger von der Heydt:
  A computational model of neural contour processing: Figure-ground segregation and illusory contours. 32-40
  
• Peter Whaite, Frank P. Ferrie:
  Active exploration: Knowing when we're wrong. 41-48
  
• Lawrence Birnbaum, Matthew Brand, Paul R. Cooper:
  Looking for trouble: Using causal semantics to direct focus of attention. 49-56
  
• J. Brian Subirana-Vilanova, Kah Kay Sung:
  Ridge-detection for the perceptual organization without edges. 57-64
  
• Andrew Blake, Rupert W. Curwen, Andrew Zisserman:
  Affine-invariant contour tracking with automatic control of spatiotemporal scale. 66-75
  
• Ian D. Reid, David W. Murray:
  Tracking foveated corner clusters using affine structure. 76-83
  
• Olli Silvén, Tapio Repo:
  Experiments with monocular visual tracking and environment modeling. 84-92
  
• Daniel P. Huttenlocher, Jae J. Noh, William Rucklidge:
  Tracking non-rigid objects in complex scenes. 93-101
  
• Herve Delingette, Martial Hebert, Katsushi Ikeuchi:
  A spherical representation for the recognition of curved objects. 103-112
  
• Tao Daniel Alter, W. Eric L. Grimson:
  Fast and robust 3D recognition by alignment. 113-120
  
• John (Juyang) Weng, Narendra Ahuja, Thomas S. Huang:
  Learning recognition and segmentation of 3-D objects from 2-D images. 121-128
  
• Xin Chen, Francis Schmitt:
  Vision-based construction of CAD models from range images. 129-136
  
• Michael S. Langer, Steven W. Zucker:
  Diffuse shading, visibility fields, and the geometry of ambient light. 138-147
  
• Darrell R. Hougen, Narendra Ahuja:
  Estimation of the light source distribution and its use in integrated shape recovery from stereo and shading. 148-155
  
• Pawan Sinha, Edward H. Adelson:
  Recovering reflectance and illumination in a world of painted polyhedra. 156-163
  
• Graham D. Finlayson, Mark S. Drew, Brian V. Funt:
  Diagonal transforms suffice for color constancy. 164-171
  
• Peter J. Burt, Raymond J. Kolczynski:
  Enhanced image capture through fusion. 173-182
  
• Wei Zhang, Fredrik Bergholm:
  An extension of Marr's signature based edge classification and other methods determining diffuseness and height of edges, and bar edge width. 183-191
  
• Minoru Etoh, Yoshiaki Shirai:
  Segmentation and 2D motion estimation by region fragments. 192-199
  
• Andrew Ackah-Miezan, André Gagalowicz:
  Discrete models for energy-minimizing segmentation. 200-207
  
• Nicola Ancona, Tomaso Poggio:
  Optical flow from 1D correlation: Application to a simple time-to-crash detector. 209-214
  
• Alan B. Arehart, Luc Vincent, Benjamin B. Kimia:
  Mathematical morphology: The Hamilton-Jacobi connection. 215-219
  
• Esfandiar Bandari, James J. Little:
  Visual echo analysis. 220-225
  
• Ronen Basri, Ehud Rivlin:
  Localization using combinations of model views. 226-230
  
• Michael J. Black, P. Anandan:
  A framework for the robust estimation of optical flow. 231-236
  
• Andrew Blake, Gabriel Hamid, Lionel Tarassenko:
  A design for a visual motion transducer. 237-241
  
• Timothy F. Cootes, Christopher J. Taylor, Andreas Lanitis, David H. Cooper, Jim Graham:
  Building and using flexible models incorporating grey-level information. 242-246
  
• Tapas Kanungo, Mysore Y. Jaisimha, John Palmer, Robert M. Haralick:
  A quantitative methodology for analyzing the performance of detection algorithms. 247-252
  
• Zoltan Kato, Marc Berthod, Josiane Zerubia:
  Multiscale Markov random field models for parallel image classification. 253-257
  
• Francois Labonte, Yerucham Shapira, Paul Cohen:
  A perceptually plausible model for global symmetry detection. 258-263
  
• Rakesh Mohan, Daphna Weinshall, Ramesh R. Sarukkai:
  3D object recognition by indexing structural invariants from multiple views. 264-268
  
• Farzin Mokhtarian, Hiroshi Murase:
  Silhouette-based object recognition through curvature scale space. 269-274
  
• Chahab Nastar, Nicholas Ayache:
  Fast segmentation, tracking, and analysis of deformable objects. 275-279
  
• Shree K. Nayar, Ruud M. Bolle:
  Reflectance ratio: A photometric invariant for object recognition. 280-285
  
• Detlev Noll, Michael Schwarzinger, Werner von Seelen:
  Contextual feature similarities for model-based object recognition. 286-290
  
• Pietro Parodi, Vincent Torre:
  A linear complexity procedure for labelling line drawings of polyhedral scenes using vanishing points. 291-295
  
• Arthur R. Pope, David G. Lowe:
  Learning object recognition models from images. 296-301
  
• Ian D. Reid, J. Michael Brady:
  Recognition of object classes from range data. 302-307
  
• Stan Sclaroff, Alex Pentland:
  A modal framework for correspondence and description. 308-313
  
• A. Singh:
  Incremental image sequence enhancement with implicit motion compensation. 314-319
  
• Jayashree Subrahmonia, Daniel Keren, David B. Cooper:
  Recognizing mice, vegetables and hand printed characters based on implicit polynomials, invariants and Bayesian methods. 320-324
  
• J. Inigo Thomas, Allen R. Hanson, John Oliensis:
  Understanding noise: The critical role of motion error in scene reconstruction. 325-329
  
• Frank Tong, Ze-Nian Li:
  The reciprocal-wedge transform for space-invariant sensing. 330-334
  
• Qinfen Zheng, Rama Chellappa:
  Automatic feature point extraction and tracking in image sequences for unknown camera motion. 335-339
  
• Andrew Zisserman, Andrew Blake, Charlie Rothwell, Luc J. Van Gool, Marc Van Diest:
  Eliciting qualitative structure from image curve deformations. 340-345
  
• William T. Freeman:
  Exploiting the generic view assumption to estimate scene parameters. 347-356
  
• Keith J. Hanna, Neil E. Okamoto:
  Combining stereo and motion analysis for direct estimation of scene structure. 357-365
  
• David Sinclair:
  Motion segmentation and local structure. 366-373
  
• Roberto Cipolla, Yasukazu Okamoto, Yoshinori Kuno:
  Robust structure from motion using motion parallax. 374-382
  
• Wee-Soon Ching, Peng-Seng Toh, Kap-Luk Chan, Meng-Hwa Er:
  Robust vergence with concurrent detection of occlusion and specular highlights. 384-394
  
• Enrico Grosso, Dana H. Ballard:
  Head-centered orientation strategies in animate vision. 395-402
  
• David W. Murray, Philip F. McLauchlan, Ian D. Reid, Paul M. Sharkey:
  Reactions to peripheral image motion using a head/eye platform. 403-411
  
• Kourosh Pahlavan, Tomas Uhlin, Jan-Olof Eklundh:
  Dynamic fixation [active vision]. 412-419
  
• Benedicte Bascle, Rachid Deriche:
  Stereo matching, reconstruction and refinement of 3D curves using deformable contours. 421-430
  
• Peter N. Belhumeur:
  A binocular stereo algorithm for reconstructing sloping, creased, and broken surfaces in the presence of half-occlusion. 431-438
  
• Guo-Qing Wei, Song De Ma:
  A complete two-plane camera calibration method and experimental comparisons. 439-446
  
• Masahiko Shizawa:
  Direct estimation of multiple disparities for transparent multiple surfaces in binocular stereo. 447-454
  
• Sergey Ablameyko, Vladimir Bereishik, Oleg Frantskevich, Maria Homenko, E. Melnik, Oleg Okun, Nadeshda Paramonova:
  A system for automatic vectorization and interpretation of map-drawings. 456-460
  
• Yoram Bonneh, Daniel Reisfeld, Yehezkel Yeshurun:
  Texture discrimination by local generalized symmetry. 461-465
  
• Boubakeur Boufama, Roger Mohr, Francoise Veillon:
  Euclidean constraints for uncalibrated reconstruction. 466-470
  
• Stefan Carlsson:
  Projectively invariant decomposition and recognition of planar shapes. 471-475
  
• David A. Forsyth:
  Recognizing algebraic surfaces from their outlines. 476-480
  
• Antônio Francisco:
  Relative depth from vergence micromovements. 481-486
  
• Joon Hee Han, Timothy Poston:
  Distance accumulation and planar curvature. 487-491
  
• Song Han, Dmitry B. Goldgof, Kevin W. Bowyer:
  Using hyperquadrics for shape recovery from range data. 492-496
  
• Michael Hild, Yoshiaki Shirai:
  Interpretation of natural scenes using multi-parameter default models and qualitative constraints. 497-501
  
• Jana Kosecka, Ruzena Bajcsy:
  Cooperation of visually guided behaviors. 502-506
  
• Ryszard Kozera:
  A note on existence and uniqueness in shape from shading. 507-511
  
• Mengxiang Li:
  Minimum description length based 2D shape description. 512-517
  
• Tim McInerney, Demetri Terzopoulos:
  A finite element model for 3D shape reconstruction and nonrigid motion tracking. 518-523
  
• Tomás Pajdla, Václav Hlavác:
  Surface discontinuities in range images. 524-528
  
• Phil L. Palmer, Maria Petrou, Josef Kittler:
  Accurate line parameters from an optimising Hough Transform for vanishing point detection. 529-533
  
• Thai-Quynh Phong, Radu Horaud, Adnan Yassine, Dinh-Tuan Pham:
  Optimal estimation of object pose from a single perspective view. 534-539
  
• Luc Robert, Olivier D. Faugeras:
  Relative 3D positioning and 3D convex hull computation from a weakly calibrated stereo pair. 540-544
  
• Takeshi Shakunaga:
  Robust line-based pose enumeration from a single image. 545-550
  
• Haim Schweitzer:
  Occam algorithms for computing visual motion. 551-555
  
• Bruno Vasselle, Gérard Giraudon:
  2-D digital curve analysis: A regularity measure. 556-561
  
• Gang Xu, Eigo Segawa, Saburo Tsuji:
  A robust active contour model with insensitive parameters. 562-566
  
• Xinhua Zhuang, Yan Huang:
  Robust 3D-3D pose estimation. 567-571
  
• Charlie Rothwell, David A. Forsyth, Andrew Zisserman, Joseph L. Mundy:
  Extracting projective structure from single perspective views of 3D point sets. 573-582
  
• Amnon Shashua:
  Projective depth: A geometric invariant for 3D reconstruction from two perspective/orthographic views and for visual recognition. 583-590
  
• Thierry Viéville, Emmanuelle Clergue, P. E. Dos Santos Facao:
  Computation of ego-motion and structure from visual and inertial sensors using the vertical cue. 591-598
  
• Kenichi Kanatani:
  Renormalization for unbiased estimation. 599-606
  
• Ernst D. Dickmanns, Reinhold Behringer, C. Brudigam, Dirk Dickmanns, Frank Thomanek, Volker van Holt:
  An all-transputer visual autobahn-autopilot/copilot. 608-615
  
• Ming Xie, Laurent Trassoudaine, Joseph Alizon, Monique Thonnat, Jean Gallice:
  Active and intelligent sensing of road obstacles: Application to the European Eureka-PROMETHEUS project. 616-623
  
• B. Besserer, S. Estable, B. Ulmer:
  Multiple knowledge sources and evidential reasoning for shape recognition. 624-631
  
• L. Du, Geoffrey D. Sullivan, Keith D. Baker:
  Quantitative analysis of the viewpoint consistency constraint in model-based vision. 632-639
  
• Dimitris N. Metaxas, Sven J. Dickinson:
  Integration of quantitative and qualitative techniques for deformable model fitting from orthographic, perspective, and stereo projections. 641-649
  
• André Guéziec:
  Large deformable splines, crest lines and matching. 650-657
  
• Gabriel Taubin:
  An improved algorithm for algebraic curve and surface fitting. 658-665
  
• Josef Kittler, William J. Christmas, Maria Petrou:
  Probabilistic relaxation for matching problems in computer vision. 666-673
  
• Daphna Weinshall, Carlo Tomasi:
  Linear and incremental acquisition of invariant shape models from image sequences. 675-682
  
• Tony Lindeberg, Jonas Gårding:
  Shape from texture from a multi-scale perspective. 683-691
  
• John Oliensis, Paul Dupuis:
  A global algorithm for shape from shading. 692-701
  
• Zoran Duric, Azriel Rosenfeld, Larry S. Davis:
  Egomotion analysis based on the Frenet-Serret motion model. 703-712
  
• Nassir Navab, Olivier D. Faugeras, Thierry Viéville:
  The critical sets of lines for camera displacement estimation: A mixed Euclidean-projective and constructive approach. 713-723
  
• Andrew Blake, Michael J. Taylor, Adrian Cox:
  Grasping visual symmetry. 724-733
  
• James L. Crowley, Philippe Bobet, Cordelia Schmid:
  Dynamic calibration of an active stereo head. 734-739
  

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