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9 Aug 2005: Thus, although the baseline systems were op-timised over a limited range of thresholds, the figures obtainedare still susceptible to some degree of noise.

8 Aug 2005: Filtering Using a Tree-Based Estimator. B. Stenger A. Thayananthan P. H. S. Torr† R. Cipolla. University of Cambridge † Microsoft Research Ltd.Department of Engineering 7 JJ Thompson AvenueCambridge, CB2 1PZ, UK Cambridge, CB3 OFB, UK.

9 Aug 2005: 1.3. ComputingThe HMM-ANN approach is very computationally expensive.The networks currently require about 1013 floating point op-erations to train and future estimates of the required computepower is one

10 Aug 1999: This goal is achieved by solving an op-timization problem by numerical techniques, searching di-rectly for the intrinsic parameters of the cameras, instead ofthe indirect search performed by the algorithms

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19 Mar 2006: The optimal. values were found to be2.3 and6.2 for visual data; the op-timal filter for thermal data was found to be alow-passfilterwith W2 = 2.8 (i.e.