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ORCIDCVPR 1993: New York, NY, USA
- Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, CVPR 1993, 15-17 June, 1993, New York, NY, USA. IEEE 1993, ISBN 0-8186-3880-X
- Ramprasad Polana, Randal C. Nelson:
Detecting activities. 2-7 - Karl Rohr:
Incremental recognition of pedestrians from image sequences. 8-13 - P. Robert Hsu, Hiroshi Harashima:
Spatiotemporal representation of dynamic objects. 14-19 - David J. Kriegman, B. Vijayakumar, Jean Ponce:
Reconstruction of HOT curves from image sequences. 20-26 - Mário A. T. Figueiredo, José M. N. Leitão:
Simulated tearing: an algorithm for discontinuity-preserving visual surface reconstruction. 28-33 - Jayant Shah:
A nonlinear diffusion model for discontinuous disparity and half-occlusions in stereo. 34-40 - Yaser Yacoob, Larry S. Davis:
Early vision processing using a multi-stage diffusion process. 41-46 - Davi Geiger, João E. Kogler:
Scaling images and image features via the renormalization group. 47-53 - Thomas J. Olson:
Stereopsis for verging systems. 55-60 - Gopal Surya, Murali Subbarao:
Depth from defocus by changing camera aperture: a spatial domain approach. 61-67 - Yalin Xiong, Steven A. Shafer:
Depth from focusing and defocusing. 68-73 - Kaleem Siddiqi, Benjamin B. Kimia:
Parts of visual form: computational aspects. 75-81 - Richard Szeliski, David Tonnesen, Demetri Terzopoulos:
Modeling surfaces of arbitrary topology with dynamic particles. 82-87 - Hiromi T. Tanaka, Fumio Kishino:
Adaptive mesh generation for surface reconstruction: parallel hierarchical triangulation without discontinuities. 88-94 - Mourad Zerroug, Ramakant Nevatia:
Quasi-invariant properties and 3-D shape recovery of non-straight, non-constant generalized cylinders. 96-103 - Qian Huang, George C. Stockman:
Generalized tube model: recognizing 3D elongated objects from 2D intensity images. 104-109 - Steve Sullivan, Lorraine Sandford, Jean Ponce:
On using geometric distance fits to estimate 3D object shape, pose, and deformation from range, CT, and video images. 110-115 - Takayuki Nakamura, Minoru Asada, Yoshiaki Shirai:
A qualitative approach to quantitative recovery of SHGCs shape and pose from shading and contour. 116-122 - Jane Liu, Joe L. Mundy, David A. Forsyth, Andrew Zisserman, Charlie Rothwell:
Efficient recognition of rotationally symmetric surfaces and straight homogeneous generalized cylinders. 123-128 - John Ens, Ze-Nian Li:
Real-time motion stereo. 130-135 - C. J. Nicol:
A systolic architecture for labeling the connected components of multi-valued images in real time. 136-141 - Yukio Sato, Masaki Otsuki:
Three-dimensional shape reconstruction by active rangefinder. 142-147 - Bill Ross:
A practical stereo vision system. 148-153 - Rabindranath Dutta, Charles C. Weems:
Parallel dense depth-from-motion on the image understanding architecture. 154-159 - Ronen Basri:
Recognition by prototypes. 161-167 - Tsutomu Horikoshi, Satoshi Suzuki:
3D parts decomposition from sparse range data using information criterion. 168-173 - Kuntal Sengupta, Kim L. Boyer:
Information theoretic clustering of large structural modelbases. 174-179 - Isidore Rigoutsos, Robert A. Hummel:
Distributed Bayesian object recognition. 180-186 - Konstantinos Daniilidis, Hans-Hellmut Nagel:
The coupling of rotation and translation in motion estimation of planar surfaces. 188-193 - Subhodev Das, Narendra Ahuja:
A comparative study of stereo, vergence, and focus as depth cues for active vision. 194-199 - Xuening Sun, Minas E. Spetsakis:
A comparison of weighted LS methods with LS methods in 3-D motion estimation from stereo image sequences. 200-205 - Chun-Jen Tsai, Yi-Ping Hung, Sheun-Ching Hsu:
Comparison between asymptotic Bayesian approach and Kalman filter-based technique for 3D reconstruction using an image sequence. 206-211 - Jezekiel Ben-Arie, K. Raghunath Rao:
On the recognition of occluded shapes and generic faces using multiple-template expansion matching. 214-219 - Daphna Weinshall, Ronen Basri:
Distance metric between 3D models and 2D images for recognition and classification. 220-225 - David W. Jacobs:
2D images of 3-D oriented points. 226-232 - Jin-Long Chen, George C. Stockman, Kashi Rao:
Recovering and tracking pose of curved 3D objects from 2D images. 233-239 - Robert T. Collins, J. Ross Beveridge:
Matching perspective views of coplanar structures using projective unwarping and similarity matching. 240-245 - J. Alison Noble, Joe L. Mundy:
Toward template-based tolerancing from a Bayesian viewpoint. 246-252 - Nassir Navab, Olivier D. Faugeras:
Monocular pose determination from lines: critical sets and maximum number of solutions. 254-260 - Yuyan Wu, S. Sitharama Iyengar, Ramesh C. Jain, Santanu Bose:
Shape from perspective trihedral angle constraint. 261-266 - Jitendra Malik, Ruth Rosenholtz:
A differential method for computing local shape-from-texture for planar and curved surfaces. 267-273 - Yibing Yang, Alan L. Yuille
, Jie Lu:
Local, global, and multilevel stereo matching. 274-279 - Aldo Laurentini:
Inferring the shape of the real object from the object reconstructed by volume intersection. 280-285 - Patrick Hébert, Denis Laurendeau, Denis Poussart:
Scene reconstruction and description: geometric primitive extraction from multiple viewed scattered data. 286-292 - Ali Azarbayejani, Bradley Horowitz, Alex Pentland:
Recursive estimation of structure and motion using relative orientation constraints. 294-299 - Edwin R. Hancock:
Resolving edge-line ambiguities using probabilistic relaxation. 300-306 - Baba C. Vemuri, A. Radisavljevic:
From global to local, a continuum of shape models with fractal priors. 307-313 - Kenichi Arakawa, Eric Krotkov:
Fractal surface reconstruction for modeling natural terrain. 314-320 - Mohamed Abdel-Mottaleb, Rama Chellappa, Azriel Rosenfeld:
Binocular motion stereo using MAP estimation. 321-327 - Shyh-shiaw Kuo, Oscar E. Agazzi:
Visual keyword recognition using hidden Markov models. 329-334 - Trevor Darrell, Alex Pentland:
Space-time gestures. 335-340 - Yoram Singer, Naftali Tishby:
Dynamical encoding of cursive handwriting. 341-346 - Yea S. Huang, Ching Y. Suen:
The behavior-knowledge space method for combination of multiple classifiers. 347-352 - Andrea Califano, Isidore Rigoutsos:
FLASH: a fast look-up algorithm for string homology. 353-359 - John Y. A. Wang, Edward H. Adelson:
Layered representation for motion analysis. 361-366 - Haisong Gu, Minoru Asada, Yoshiaki Shirai:
The optimal partition of moving edge segments. 367-372 - Isabelle Herlin, Gérard Giraudon:
Performing segmentation of ultrasound images using temporal information. 373-378 - Raymond E. Suorsa, Banavar Sridhar:
A parallel implementation of a multisensor feature-based range-estimation method. 379-385 - Clark F. Olson:
Fast alignment using probabilistic indexing. 387-392 - Frank C. D. Tsai:
Robust affine invariant matching with application to line features. 393-399 - Karen Beth Sarachik, W. Eric L. Grimson:
Gaussian error models for object recognition. 400-406 - Anjali Pathak, Octavia I. Camps:
Bayesian view class determination. 407-412 - Cornelia Fermüller:
Global 3D motion estimation. 415-421 - Carlo Tomasi, Jianbo Shi:
Direction of heading from image deformations. 422-427 - Stefano Soatto, Pietro Perona, Ruggero Frezza, Giorgio Picci:
Recursive motion and structure estimation with complete error characterization. 428-433 - José Santos-Victor, Giulio Sandini, Francesca Curotto, Stefano Garibaldi:
Divergent stereo for robot navigation: learning from bees. 434-439 - David Coombs, Karen Roberts:
Centering behavior using peripheral vision. 440-445 - W. Eric L. Grimson, Tomás Lozano-Pérez, N. Noble, Steve J. White:
An automatic tube inspection system that finds cylinders in range data. 446-452 - Guangzheng Yang, Thomas S. Huang:
Human face detection in a scene. 453-458 - Meir Barzohar, David B. Cooper:
Automatic finding of main roads in aerial images by using geometric-stochastic models and estimation. 459-464 - Haj Tao, Zhaoqi Bian:
An orientation normalized vector quantizer for flow-like image coding. 465-470 - Marie-Pierre Dubuisson, Anil K. Jain:
Object contour extraction using color and motion. 471-476 - Fenglei Du, Michael Brady:
Self-calibration of the intrinsic parameters of cameras for active vision systems. 477-482 - James L. Crowley, Philippe Bobet, Cordelia Schmid:
Maintaining stereo calibration by tracking image points. 483-488 - Quang-Tuan Luong, Olivier D. Faugeras:
Determining the fundamental matrix with planes: instability and new algorithms. 489-494 - Anup Basu:
Active calibration: alternative strategy and analysis. 495-500 - Lisa G. Dron:
Dynamic camera self-calibration from controlled motion sequences. 501-506 - Masahiko Shizawa, Toshiki Iso:
Direct representation and detecting of multi-scale, multi-orientation fields using local differentiation filters. 508-514 - Hans Knutsson, Carl-Fredrik Westin:
Normalized and differential convolution. 515-523 - Christos Davatzikos, Jerry L. Prince:
Adaptive active contour algorithms for extracting and mapping thick curves. 524-529 - Rachid Deriche, Thierry Blaszka:
Recovering and characterizing image features using an efficient model based approach. 530-535 - Chang-Kyu Lee, Robert M. Haralick, Koichiro Deguchi:
Estimation of curvature from sampled noisy data. 536-541 - Roger Mohr, Françoise Veillon, Long Quan:
Relative 3-D reconstruction using multiple uncalibrated images. 543-548 - Richard I. Hartley, Rajiv Gupta:
Computing matched-epipolar projections. 549-555 - Zhengyou Zhang:
Motion and structure of four points from one motion of a stereo rig with unknown extrinsic parameters. 556-561 - Brian V. Funt, Michael Brockington, Frank Tong:
Conformal transplantation of lightness to varying resolution sensors. 563-569 - Yoichi Sato, Katsushi Ikeuchi:
Temporal-color space analysis of reflection. 570-576 - Raghava Kondepudy, Glenn Healey:
Modeling and identifying 3-D color textures. 577-582 - Shree K. Nayar, Xi-Sheng Fang, Terrance E. Boult:
Removal of specularities using color and polarization. 583-590 - Yaser Yacoob, Larry S. Davis:
Labeling of human face components from range data. 592-593 - Ashfaq A. Khokhar, Viktor K. Prasanna, Hyoung Joong Kim:
Scalable geometric hashing on MasPar machines. 594-595 - Richard W. Hall, Senol Küçük, Mounir Hamdi:
Wavelet transform embeddings in mesh architectures. 596-597 - Daniel B. Lysak, Rangachar Kasturi:
Interpreting the views in an engineering drawing. 598-599 - Mou-Yen Chen, Amlan Kundu, Sargur N. Srihari:
Variable duration hidden Markov model and morphological segmentation for handwritten word recognition. 600-601 - Davi Geiger, John A. Vlontzos:
Matching elastic contours. 602-604 - Glenn Healey, David Slater, Ted Lin, Ben Drda, A. Donald Goedeke:
A system for real-time fire detection. 605-606 - Frank Y. Shih, Chyuan-Huei T. Yang:
On solving exact Euclidean distance transformation with invariance to object size. 607-608 - Tarek M. Sobh, Mohamed Dekhil, Christopher O. Jaynes, Thomas C. Henderson:
A perception framework for inspection and reverse engineering. 609-610 - Chii-Yuan Kang, Yung-Sheng Chen, Wen-Hsing Hsu:
Mapping a lifelike 2.5 D human face via an automatic approach. 611-612 - John C. McEachen II, James S. Duncan:
Shape-based tracking of naturally occurring annuli in image sequences. 613-614 - Bahram Parvin, William E. Johnston, D. Roselli:
Pinta: a system for visualizing the anatomical structures of the brain from MR imaging. 615-616 - Il-Pyung Park, John R. Kender:
Using isolated landmarks and trajectories in robot navigation. 618-619 - Shaoyun Chen, Xueyin Lin, Zhigang Zhu:
Qualitative visual navigation using weighted correlation. 620-621 - Giulio Sandini, Francesca Gandolfo, Giorgio Metta, Andrea Oddera:
The role of vision in two-arms manipulation. 622-624 - Denis Oberkampf, Daniel DeMenthon, Larry S. Davis:
Iterative pose estimation using coplanar points. 626-627 - Jaekyu Ha, Robert M. Haralick:
Estimation of the position and orientation of a planar surface using multiple beams. 628-629 - Po-Wie Hwang, Yung-Sheng Chen, Fang-Hsuan Cheng, Wen-Hsing Hsu:
Color recovery from biased illumination: color constancy. 631-632 - Lutz Priese, Volker Rehrmann:
On hierarchical color segmentation and applications. 633-634 - Hongjiu Lu, Patrick J. Flynn:
Ground state texture patterns for the second-order Ising model. 636-637 - Rosalind W. Picard, Tanweer Kabir, Fang Liu:
Real-time recognition with the entire Brodatz texture database. 638-639 - Michael Unser:
Texture discrimination using wavelets. 640-641 - Bennett R. Povlow, Stanley M. Dunn:
Texture classification using noncasual hidden Markov models. 642-643 - Ralph M. Ford, Robin N. Strickland:
Nonlinear phase portrait models for oriented textures. 644-645 - C. Lopez, Jean-Michel Morel:
Axiomatization of shape analysis and application to texture hyperdiscrimination. 646-647 - Houda Chabbi, Marie-Odile Berger:
Recovering planar surfaces by stereovision based on projective geometry. 649-650 - Philip W. Smith, Nagaraj Nandhakumar:
An accurate stereo correspondence method for textured scenes using improved power cepstrum techniques. 651-652 - Jin Liu, Shaoguang Huang:
Using topological information of images to improve stereo matching. 653-654 - Chi-Yin Lee, David B. Cooper, Daniel Keren:
Computing correspondence based on regions and invariants without feature extraction and segmentation. 655-656 - Larry H. Matthies, Pierrick Grandjean:
Stochastic performance modeling and evaluation of obstacle detectability with imaging range sensors. 657-658 - Farzin Mokhtarian:
Multi-scale, torsion-based shape representations for space curves. 660-661 - Takeaki Y. Mori, Satoshi Suzuki, Tsutomu Horikoshi, Takayuki Yasuno:
Multi-scale structure from multi-views by Δ2G filtered 3D voting. 662-663 - Chanchal Chatterjee, Vwani P. Roychowdhury:
Efficient and robust methods of accurate camera calibration. 664-665 - Richard Szeliski, Richard Weiss:
Robust shape recovery from occluding contours using a linear smoother. 666-667 - Yiu-fai Wong:
A clustering filter for scale-space filtering and image restoration. 668-669 - Reg G. Willson, Steven A. Shafer:
What is the center of the image? 670-671 - Frank Y. Shih, Christopher C. Pu:
Threshold decomposition of soft morphological filters. 672-673