Olivier Monga

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2000
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Richard Lengagne, Pascal Fua, Olivier Monga:
3D stereo reconstruction of human faces driven by differential constraints. Image Vis. Comput. 18(4): 337-343 (2000)
1998
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Richard Lengagne, Pascal Fua, Olivier Monga:
3D Face Modeling from Stereo and Differential Constraints. FG 1998: 148-153
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Richard Lengagne, Pascal Fua, Olivier Monga:
Using differential constraints to generate a 3D face model from stereo. ICPR 1998: 637-639
1997
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Richard Lengagne, Olivier Monga, Pascal Fua:
Using Differential Constraints to Reconstruct Complex Surfaces from Stereo. CVPR 1997: 1081-1086
1996
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Richard Lengagne, Jean-Philippe Tarel, Olivier Monga:
From 2D Images to 3D Face Geometry. FG 1996: 301-306
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Richard Lengagne, Olivier Monga, Pascal Fua:
Using crest lines to guide surface reconstruction from stereo. ICIP (2) 1996: 847-850
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Richard Lengagne, Pascal Fua, Olivier Monga:
Using crest lines to guide surface reconstruction from stereo. ICPR 1996: 9-13
1995
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Richard Lengagne, Olivier Monga, Ge Cong, Songde Ma:
Two Methods for a Reliable Corner Detection in 2D Images. ICSC 1995: 83-90
1994
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Olivier Monga, Richard Lengagne, Rachid Deriche:
Extraction of the zero-crossings of the curvature derivatives in volumic 3D medical images: a multi-scale approach. CVPR 1994: 852-855
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Olivier Monga, Richard Lengagne, Rachid Deriche:
Crest lines extraction in volume 3D medical images: a multi-scale approach. ICPR (1) 1994: 553-555
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Olivier Monga, Richard Lengagne, Rachid Deriche, Songde Ma:
A Multi-scale Approach for Crest Line Extraction in 3D Medical Images. MVA 1994: 34-37

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