Titlebook: Computer Vision -- ECCV 2010; 11th European Confer Kostas Daniilidis,Petros Maragos,Nikos Paragios Conference proceedings 2010 Springer-Ver

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The Diplomacies of Small Stateseneralizes PatchMatch in three ways: (1) to find k nearest neighbors, as opposed to just one, (2) to search across scales and rotations, in addition to just translations, and (3) to match using arbitrary descriptors and distances, not just sum-of-squared-differences on patch colors. In addition, we

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Jacqueline Anne Braveboy-Wagneranatomical structures in the human eye, including the retina and the cornea..A three-dimensional study of the cornea, for example, requires the segmentation and mutual alignment of a large number of two-dimensional images. Such segmentation has, until now, only been undertaken by hand for individual

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The Diplomacies of Small StatesWhen these descriptors are not reliable, either because of repetitive patterns or large amounts of clutter, additional priors need to be considered. The Blind PnP algorithm makes use of geometric priors to guide the search for matches while computing camera pose. Inspired by this, we propose a novel

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Singapore and the Soft Power Experiencelignment methods that iterate to optimise photo-consistency. However, building globally consistent mosaics from video has usually been tackled as an off-line task, while sequential methods suitable for real-time implementation have often suffered from long-term drift. In this paper we present a high

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Resolving the Asymmetry of Obligationsd localize occlusions in image sequences of scenes that include deforming objects. Our occlusion detector works under far weaker assumptions than other detectors. We prove that occlusions in deforming scenes occur when certain well-defined local topological invariants are not preserved. Our framewor

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The 1972 Convention: Two ContextsWhile previous approaches use a central approximation and/or iterative methods for forward projection, we present an analytical solution. This allows computation of the optical path from a given 3D point to the given viewpoint by solving a 6. degree forward projection equation for general conic mirr

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