David Windridge

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2010
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Norman Poh, David Windridge, Vadim Mottl, Alexander Tatarchuk, Andrey Eliseyev:
Addressing missing values in kernel-based multimodal biometric fusion using neutral point substitution. IEEE Trans. Inf. Forensics Secur. 5(3): 461-469 (2010)
2009
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David Windridge, Norman Poh, Vadim Mottl, Alexander Tatarchuk, Andrey Eliseyev:
Handling Multimodal Information Fusion with Missing Observations Using the Neutral Point Substitution Method. MCS 2009: 161-170
2008
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Alexander Tatarchuk, Vadim Mottl, Andrey Eliseyev, David Windridge:
Selectivity supervision in combining pattern-recognition modalities by feature- and kernel-selective support vector machines. ICPR 2008: 1-4
2007
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David Windridge, Vadim Mottl, Alexander Tatarchuk, Andrey Eliseyev:
The Neutral Point Method for Kernel-Based Combination of Disjoint Training Data in Multi-modal Pattern Recognition. MCS 2007: 13-21

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