Andrew P. Paplinski

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2008
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Nathan Faggian, Andrew P. Paplinski, Jamie Sherrah:
3D Morphable Model fitting from multiple views. FG 2008: 1-6
2006
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Nathan Faggian, Andrew P. Paplinski, Jamie Sherrah:
3D Morphable Model Parameter Estimation. Australian Conference on Artificial Intelligence 2006: 519-528
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Nathan Faggian, Andrew P. Paplinski, Jamie Sherrah:
Active Appearance Models for Automatic Fitting of 3D Morphable Models. AVSS 2006: 90
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Nathan Faggian, Andrew P. Paplinski, Tat-Jun Chin:
Face Recognition From Video using Active Appearance Model Segmentation. ICPR (1) 2006: 287-290
2005
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Nathan Faggian, Sami Romdhani, Jamie Sherrah, Andrew P. Paplinski:
Color Active Appearance Model Analysis Using a 3D Morphable Model. DICTA 2005: 59

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