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ORCIDImage and Vision Computing, Volume 64
Volume 64, August 2017
- Jaeik Jo, Hyunjun Kim, Jaihie Kim:
3D facial shape reconstruction using macro- and micro-level features from high resolution facial images. 1-9 - Geethu Miriam Jacob
, Sukhendu Das:
Moving object segmentation for jittery videos, by clustering of stabilized latent trajectories. 10-22 - Juan Guo, Shen Cai, Zhanhao Wu, Yuncai Liu:
A versatile homography computation method based on two real points. 23-33 - Jie Chen, Vishal M. Patel, Li Liu, Vili Kellokumpu, Guoying Zhao, Matti Pietikäinen, Rama Chellappa:
Robust local features for remote face recognition. 34-46 - Ting Sun, Lin Sun, Dit-Yan Yeung:
Fine-grained categorization via CNN-based automatic extraction and integration of object-level and part-level features. 47-66 - Marion Morel, Catherine Achard, Richard Kulpa, Séverine Dubuisson:
Automatic evaluation of sports motion: A generic computation of spatial and temporal errors. 67-78
- Octavian Biris, Ali O. Ulusoy, Joseph L. Mundy:
Compression of Probabilistic Volumetric Models using multi-resolution scene flow. 79-89
- Baiqiang Xia, Boulbaba Ben Amor, Mohamed Daoudi:
Joint gender, ethnicity and age estimation from 3D faces: An experimental illustration of their correlations. 90-102 - Pedram Gharani, Hassan A. Karimi:
Context-aware obstacle detection for navigation by visually impaired. 103-115
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