Duan Tran

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2017
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Yang Wang, Duan Tran, Zicheng Liao, David A. Forsyth:
Discriminative Hierarchical Part-Based Models for Human Parsing and Action Recognition. Gesture Recognition 2017: 273-301
2014
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Duan Tran, Yang Wang, David A. Forsyth:
Human parsing with a cascade of hierarchical poselet based pruners. ICME 2014: 1-6
2012
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Yang Wang, Duan Tran, Zicheng Liao, David A. Forsyth:
Discriminative hierarchical part-based models for human parsing and action recognition. J. Mach. Learn. Res. 13: 3075-3102 (2012)
2010
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Duan Tran, David A. Forsyth:
Improved Human Parsing with a Full Relational Model. ECCV (4) 2010: 227-240
2007
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Duan Tran, David A. Forsyth:
Configuration Estimates Improve Pedestrian Finding. NIPS 2007: 1529-1536

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