Finished Papers, Autumn 2006
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Nov 29: Talk by Geoffrey
Hinton:How to learn deep generative models. NB! This seminar will be held in X736.
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Nov 22: Per-Erik: R. Unnikrishnan
and M. Hebert Extracting
Scale and Illuminant Invariant Regions through Colour. BMVC'06 [External link]
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Nov 15: M.Sc. Presentation by Micheal Yurick: A Region-Based Filter for
Video Segmentation.
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Nov 8:David Meger: Talk with
title Simultaneous Planning, Localisation and Mapping in a Camera Sensor
Network, related paper: Ioannis Rekleitis, David Meger, and Gregory
Dudek. Simultaneous Planning, Localisation and Mapping in a Camera Sensor
Network RAS Journal [External link]
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Nov 1: Hao Jiang: Talk with title Sucessive Convex Matching,
related paper: Hao Jiang, Mark S. Drew and Ze-Nian Li. Successive Convex
Matching for Action Detection. CVPR'06
[External
link]
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Oct 25: Scott Helmer: V. Ferrari, L. Fevrier, F. Jurie, and
C. Schmid. Groups of Adjacent Contour Segments for Object
Detection. Tech report 2006. [External link]
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Oct 18: Kenji Okuma: A. Criminisi, G. Cross, A. Blake, V. Kolmogorov. Bilayer Segmentation of Live Video. CVPR'06
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Oct 11: Mike Yurick and Mark Schmid: CRF Tutorial using S. Kumar and M. Hebert. Discriminative Fields for Modeling Spatial Dependencies in Natural Images, Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, NIPS 16, 2004.
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Oct 4: Pooja Viswanatan: A talk with the title: An Intelligent Powered Wheelchair to Enable Mobility in Older Adults with Cognitive Impairment.
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Sept 27: Jim and Kevin M: John Winn, Jamie Shotton, The Layout Consistent Random Field for Recognizing and Segmenting Partially Occluded Objects. CVPR'06. This week we also had an account from David Lowe on a recent Object Class Recognition workshop in Sicily.
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Sept 20: Per-Erik: Simon Leonard, Martin Jagersand, Incremental
Learning for Mapping Image Variations to Actions. ICRA'05
Finished Papers, Spring 2006
A log of earlier papers can be found in the LCI Wiki
(restricted access).
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