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Visual tracking in manufacturing process
Zhang, Rui
Text (2010)
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Electronic Theses & Dissertations
Face recognition : face in video, age invariance, and facial marks
Park, Unsang
Text (2009)
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Cortex-inspired developmental learning networks for stereo vision
Solgi, Mojtaba
Text (2013)
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Electronic Theses & Dissertations
Image sequence analysis : motion and structure estimation with transitory sequences and recognition of hand signs
Cui, Yuntao
Text (1996)
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Electronic Theses & Dissertations
Detection and recognition of faces in images
Farooq, Umar
Text (1998)
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Electronic Theses & Dissertations
Cortex-inspired developmental learning for vision-based navigation, attention and recognition
Ji, Zhengping
Text (2009)
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Three dimensional localization and tracking for site safety using fusion of computer vision and RFID
Raza, Rana Hammad
Text (2013)
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Lobe component analysis in cognitive development for spatio-temproal sensory streams
Ganjikunta, Raja Sekhar
Text (2003)
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Object recognition from range images
Hoffman, Richard Lee
Text (1986)
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Obtaining generic parts from range images using a multi-view representation
Raja, Narayan Sriranga
Text (1992)
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Experiments in 3D CAD-based inspection using range images
Newman, Timothy Scott
Text (1993)
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Automatic identity verification using faces, fingerprints and speech
Kulkarni, Yatin S. (Yatin Subhashchandra)
Text (1998)
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Cosmos : a framework for representation and recognition of 3D free-form objects
Dorai, Chitra
Text (1996)
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Attribute prediction from near infrared iris and ocular images
Bobeldyk, Denton
Text (2019)
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On integrating vision modules
Pankanti, Sharathchandra
Text (1995)
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Three-dimensional scene representation using structured light
Hu, Gongzhu
Text (1988)
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Analysis and visualization of volumetric data sets
Albee, Paul Benjamin
Text (2004)
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Automatic personal identification using fingerprints
Hong, Lin
Text (1998)
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Computer vision algorithms on reconfigurable logic arrays
Ratha, Nalini K. (Nalini Kanta)
Text (1996)
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Development of large scale structured light based measurement systems
Zhang, Chi
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