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When imaging in scattering media there is a need to enhance
visibility. Some approaches have used polarized images
in this context with apparent success. These methods
take adva...
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We present a new approach for the discriminative training
of continuous-valued Markov Random Field (MRF)
model parameters. In our approach we train the MRF
model by optimizing t...
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We propose a novel formulation of stereo matching that considers each pixel as a feature vector. Under this view, matching two or more images can be cast as matching point clouds i...
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Stereo matching commonly requires rectified images that
are computed from calibrated cameras. Since all under-
lying parametric camera models are only approximations,
calibratio...
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Radiometric variations between input images can seriously
degrade the performance of stereo matching algorithms.
In this situation, mutual information is a very popular
and powe...
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We present a new approach to iteratively estimate both
high-quality depth map and alpha matte from a single image
or a video sequence. Scene depth, which is invariant
to illumin...
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Feature misalignment in object detection refers to
the phenomenon that features which re up in some
positive detection windows do not re up in other pos-
itive detection windo...
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We propose a scheme for indoor place identi cation based on the recognition of global scene
views. Scene views are encoded using a holistic representation that provides low-resolu...
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We propose a novel framework for constrained spectral
clustering with pairwise constraints which specify whether
two objects belong to the same cluster or not. Unlike previous
m...
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Many traditional methods for shape classification involve
establishing point correspondences between shapes to
produce matching scores, which are in turn used as similarity
meas...