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The people involved are Dr Andrew Gee, Prof Richard Prager and Dr Graham Treece. ... It is funded by the HEFCE SRIF2 programme. The people involved are Dr Richard Prager, Dr Graham Treece and Dr Andrew Gee.

Video segmentation and label propagation. Action recognition with canonical correlations. Detection of people in crowds.

People in the MI Lab.

We usually also have a non-fractured femur (people don't generally facture both sides!) which is often extremely similar, other than not being fractured. ... Hip fracture is a major issue affecting millions of people annually.

9 Dec 2006: particular speakers in databases,tracking speakers across multiple audio documents or broadcasts, orfinding which people support which views in multi-speaker debates.This work considers an extension to the ‘who spoke ... For exam-ple, speaker models

10 Apr 2000: the archive becomes an audio library, where people can scan documents and findinformation they need without having to listen to the entire audio. ... lot","lot",414.490414.760:C,"of","of",414.760414.880:C,"people","people",414.880415.680:C,"angry","angry"

19 Mar 2006: 5. Thepractical importance of this can be seen by noting that in theUS in 2000 roughly 96 million people, or 34% of the totalpopulation, wore prescription glasses [36]. ... 17] G. Friedrich and Y. Yeshurun. Seeing people in the dark: face recog-nition in

21 Mar 2006: 1.2. Method overview. The first idea of our work concerns the observation thatsome people are inherently more similar looking to eachother than others. ... 100from 700 sequences (7 for each of the 100 people in thedatabase) acquired in our laboratory.

12 May 2003: Springer-Verlag, London, 1998. [4] C. Bregler and J. Malik. Tracking people with twists and ex-ponential maps.

3 Apr 2006: Text input with a one-dimensionalcontinuous signal is possible via the Dasher system [19] andthese simple uses for the S3GP offer a light-weight com-munication device for people that are ... people with repetitive strain injuries.

20 Oct 2003: 2] C Bregler and J Malik. Tracking people with twists and ex-ponential maps.

17 Feb 2006: 30. 35. 40. 45. Loglikelihood. Num. ber. of fr. ames. Same personDifferent people. ... 6. (a) Histograms of intra-personal likelihoods across frames of a sequence whentwo sequences compared correspond to the same (red) and different (blue) people.

23 Feb 2006: Mandarin TDT[2,3,4], Gigaword (XinHua) and People’s Daily.

14 Sep 2006: J. Black. Attractive people: Assembling loose-limbed modelsusing non-parametric belief propagation. InNIPS.

Video segmentation and label propagation. Action recognition with canonical correlations. Detection of people in crowds.

3 Apr 2006: cars, people) and unstructured (e.g. grass, road);results from a preliminary experiment are given in figure 10.In the multi-class case, the pairwise potential could be en-hanced to

19 Sep 2006: people without physical access. Recently, a number of promising multi-view stereo reconstruction techniques have been pre-.

8 Aug 2005: IJCV, 48(1):9–19, June 2002. [23] http://l2r.cs.uiuc.edu/cogcomp/Data/Car/.[24] http://www.msri.org/people/members/eranb/.[25]

21 Sep 2006: In particular, Gavrila[8]examines the problem of detecting pedestrians. Chamfermatching [3] is used to detect humans in different poses,and detecting people is formulated as a template match-ing problem.

26 Jan 2015: 1 Introduction. Hip fractures are the most common cause of acute orthopaedic hospital admission in older people (Parkerand Johansen, 2006).