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37th AIPR 2008: Washington, DC, USA
- 37th IEEE Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition Workshop, AIPR 2008, Washington, DC, USA, 15-17 October 2008, Proceedings. IEEE Computer Society 2008, ISBN 978-1-4244-3125-0
- Ramzi Abiantun, Marios Savvides:
Boosted multi image features for improved face detection. 1-8 - Ramzi Abiantun, Marios Savvides:
Tear-duct detector for identifying left versus right iris images. 1-4 - Tadilo Endeshaw, Johan Garcia, Andreas Jakobsson
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Classification of indecent videos by low complexity repetitive motion detection. 1-7 - Ali S. Awad, Hong Man:
An edge detection technique in images. 1-5 - John T. Caulfield, Paul McCarley, J. Elliott, Mark Alan Massie:
Bandwidth efficient sensor architectures with feature extraction. 1-5 - Yu Chen, Jin Wang, Changan Han, Lu Wang, Malek Adjouadi
A robust segmentation approach to iris recognition based on video. 1-8 - Pak-Kiu Chung, Bing Fang, Roger W. Ehrich, Francis K. H. Quek:
MirrorTrack. 1-5 - Charles J. Cohen, Katherine A. Scott, Marcus J. Huber, Steven C. Rowe, Frank Morelli:
Behavior recognition architecture for surveillance applications. 1-8 - Xiaofeng Fan, Harvey E. Rhody:
A spatial feature enhanced MMI algorithm for multi-modal wild-fire image registration. 1-5 - Bing Fang, Liguang Xie, Pak-Kiu Chung, Yong Cao, Francis K. H. Quek:
Full body tracking using an agent-based architecture. 1-7 - Dale Herdegen, Murray H. Loew:
Identity dominance: Using fingerprints to link an individual to a larger social structure. 1-4 - Ming-Kai Hsu, Kenneth Byrd, Ting N. Lee, Charles Hsu, Harold Szu:
Dual IR spectral video inspection of a concealed live animal. 1-4 - John M. Irvine, David M. Cannon, Steven A. Israel, Gary O'Brien, Charles Fenimore, John Roberts, Ana Ivelisse Avilés:
Quantifying interpretability for motion imagery with applications to image compression. 1-8 - Mohit Khadaria, Michael A. Pusateri, David Siviter:
Real-time, multiple hot-target tracking and multi-spectral fusion. 1-5 - Teddy Ko:
A survey on behavior analysis in video surveillance for homeland security applications. 1-8 - Yung-hui Li, Marios Savvides, Tsuhan Chen
Investigating useful and distinguishing features around the eyelash region. 1-6 - Ross S. Eaton, Jessica Lowell, Magnús Snorrason, John M. Irvine, Jonathan Mills:
Rapid training of image classifiers through adaptive, multi-frame sampling method. 1-7 - Rami Mangoubi, Mukund Desai, Paul Sammak:
Non-Gaussian methods in biomedical imaging. 1-6 - Michael Michelizzi, Kevin Cox:
Image fusion with multiband linear arrays. 1-6 - Md. Maruf Monwar, Marina L. Gavrilova:
Integrating monomodal biometric matchers through logistic regression rank aggregation approach. 1-7 - Quoc Dinh Nguyen, Maurice Milgram, Thi-Hoang-Lan Nguyen:
Multi features hybrid Active Shape Model for automated lip contours tracking in video sequence. 1-5 - Carsten Oertel, Brian Colder, Jeffrey B. Colombe, Julia High, Michael Ingram, Phil Sallee:
Current challenges in automating visual perception. 1-8 - Seung In Park, Sean P. Ponce, Jing Huang, Yong Cao, Francis K. H. Quek:
Low-cost, high-speed computer vision using NVIDIA's CUDA architecture. 1-7 - A. G. Amitha Perera, Roderic Collins, Anthony Hoogs:
Evaluation of compression schemes for wide area video. 1-6 - Raymond D. Rimey, Dan Keefe:
Exploitation of massive numbers of simple events. 1-6 - Raymond D. Rimey, Dan Keefe:
Temporal structure methods for image-based change analysis. 1-7 - Roman Sandoval, Michael A. Pusateri, Jonathan Fry, Daniel Lesutis, Joanne Siviter:
Real-time mapping and navigation by fusion of multiple electro-optic sensors. 1-7 - Alan P. Schaum:
Principles of local polynomial interpolation. 1-6 - Jesse Scott
Comparison of 2D median filter hardware implementations for real-time stereo video. 1-6 - Jesse Scott
Hyper-spectral content aware resizing. 1-7 - M. Sepasian, Cristinel Mares, S. M. Azimi, Wamadeva Balachandran:
Image enhancement for minutiae-based fingerprint identification. 1-4 - Scott E. Spetka, George O. Ramseyer, Richard W. Linderman:
Fault tolerant integrated information management support for physically constrained iterative deconvolution. 1-5 - James N. Sweet:
Dominant component suppression with applications to spectral analysis. 1-7 - James Theiler, Steven M. Adler-Golden:
Detection of ephemeral changes in sequences of images. 1-8 - Theodore Trebaol, Marios Savvides:
Fractal encoding of low resolution iris imagery for improved matching. 1-4 - Veeraraghavan Vijayaraj, Anil M. Cheriyadat, Phil Sallee, Brian Colder, Ranga Raju Vatsavai, Eddie A. Bright, Budhendra L. Bhaduri:
Overhead image statistics. 1-8 - Anthony Vodacek
Remote sensing data assimilation in environmental models. 1-5 - Karl C. Walli, Harvey E. Rhody:
Automated image registration to 3-D scene models. 1-8 - Derek J. Walvoord, Karl G. Baum, María Helguera
Localization of fiducial skin markers in MR images using correlation pattern recognition for PET/MRI nonrigid breast image registration. 1-4 - Tao Wang, Zhigang Zhu
Intelligent multimodal and hyperspectral sensing for real-time moving target tracking. 1-8 - Jin Wang, Yu Chen, Malek Adjouadi
A comparative study of multilinear principal component analysis for face recognition. 1-6 - Elmer Williams, Michael A. Pusateri, David Siviter:
Multicamera-multispectral video library - An algorithm development tool. 1-5 - Liguang Xie, Bing Fang, Yong Cao, Francis K. H. Quek:
A nonlinear manifold learning framework for real-time motion estimation using low-cost sensors. 1-8 - Ping Zhang:
A video-based face detection and recognition system using cascade face verification modules. 1-8
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