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13 Mar 2018: 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.

3 May 2018: We think this is not areflection on the results but rather a reflection on the difficulty withwhich people can judge the similarity of expressions.

13 Mar 2018: In each case 10 sentences in each of the six emo-tions were evaluated by 20 people, resulting in a total sam-ple size of 1200. ... In each case 10 sentences in each emotion were evaluated by 20 different people.

13 Mar 2018: Research in sign language recogni-tion is therefore useful in building an interface between deaf and hearing people, and alsoin developing novel human-computer interfaces. ... These 5 hand shapes were selected because people can easilytell them apart

13 Mar 2018: KLD wasalso criticized for being asymmetric [1, 9]. More subtly, both approaches have the disadvantage of comparing whole face distributions, whichhas the implicit assumption that for the same people we expect ... It wasshown that our method consistently

13 Mar 2018: 2] C Bregler and J Malik. Tracking people with twists and ex-ponential maps.

13 Mar 2018: They include fixed objects, typesof road surface, moving objects (including vehicles and people),. ... People smaller than that in image-space are often not detected (shown as red rectangles).

13 Mar 2018: changes significantly due to variations in people’sheights and their ad lib chosen position relative to the camera.

13 Mar 2018: Bouchrika and M. S. Nixon. People detection and recog-nition using gait for automated visual surveillance. ... Pontil, and T. Poggio. People recognitionand pose estimation in image sequences.

13 Mar 2018: We highlight the categorization im-provements for bikes (side and front), people, cups, and cars ( 23 rear), and the detectionimprovements for bikes (side) and cars (front). ... Horses (front). People. Cars (front). Cows (front). Cars ( rear). Cups.

13 Mar 2018: in 2000 roughly 96 million people, or 34% of the total population, wore prescription. ... is gained by steering away from misleadingly good matches between any two people.

13 Mar 2018: They include fixed objects, typesof road surface, moving objects (including vehicles and people),. ... People smaller than that in image-space are often not detected (shown as red rectangles).

13 Mar 2018: 5. The practical importance of this canbe seen by noting that in the US in 2000 roughly 96 million people, or 34% of the total population, woreprescription glasses [42]. ... In theformer case, we assumed that test data corresponded to one of people in

13 Mar 2018: 6. The practical importance of achievingrecognition robustness in the presence of corrective eyewear canbe seen by noting that in the US in 2000 roughly 96 million people,or 34% of the ... In the former case, we assumedthat test data corresponded to one

20 Feb 2018: I. I NTRODUCTION. SPOKEN dialog systems (SDSs) help people accomplisha task using spoken language. ... recognition error, because sometimes people change their ob-jective in the middle of a conversation.

13 Mar 2018: 26]. Corpora of motion capture data (obtainedby infrared light markers) of multiple people and actionsare analyzed as tensors for human motion synthesis andrecognition [41]. ... The action detection was performed by the exemplar set. consisting of the

13 Mar 2018: Further-more the motion of different joints is correlated, for example, most people findit difficult to bend the little finger while keeping the ring finger fully extendedat the same time.

13 Mar 2018: a vision system may be employed to detect. pieces of clothing, human silhouettes, or a moving crowd.Contemporary people detectors achieve this goal by. ... As discussed in Sec. 4, our modelmay be employed to learn different motion patterns but thisstudy

13 Mar 2018: In BMVC, 2009. [20] C. Wojek and B. Schiele. A performance evaluation of single and multi-feature people detection.

13 Mar 2018: Specifically, the extent of illumina-tion variation across the 7 different settings used for each ofthe 100 people, is illustrated in Fig.

13 Mar 2018: 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.

13 Mar 2018: Further-more the motion of different joints is correlated, for example, most people findit difficult to bend the little finger while keeping the ring finger fully extendedat the same time.

20 Feb 2018: 6. AcknowledgementThe work described in this paper represents the combined ef-forts of many people.

13 Mar 2018: 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

13 Mar 2018: static camera on topof a screen showing different people pointing their fist to-wards the camera in order to control a screen pointer. ... Example frames of these twodatasets are shown in Figure4. The hand dataset containsmotion blur, hand pose changes,

13 Mar 2018: Expressiveness isan important aspect of any direct interaction between people.The expressions convey additional information to the listenerbeyond the spoken words. ... Twenty people wereasked to identify the emotions depicted in the original au-dio/video

13 Mar 2018: Acknowledgements. The authors are grateful to many people who have helped by proofreading drafts and providingcomments and suggestions.

13 Mar 2018: As can be seen from the example images ofFigure 4 (a), the background continually changes including both the surrounding buildingand numerous different people and hence a very wide range of colours.

13 Mar 2018: Springer-Verlag, London, 1998. [4] C. Bregler and J. Malik. Tracking people with twists and ex-ponential maps.

13 Mar 2018: in 2000 roughly 96 million people, or 34% of the total population, wore prescription. ... is gained by steering away from misleadingly good matches between any two people.

13 Mar 2018: As a part of our evaluation effort weinclude the CamVid-Instance dataset consisting of instancelabels for people and cars from the original CamVid [6]dataset. ... Row (a) on the right section of this figure contains three image and corresponding instance

13 Mar 2018: The re-sultsof theprogagationcanbeviewed in the supplementary. 3http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencv/4http://www.cs.ubc.ca/lowe/keypoints/5http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/pff/segment/. video. We measure the propagation

13 Mar 2018: 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 Feb 2018: Fig. 8 displays the percentage preference rates. Ascan be seen, spectral conversions were consistently pre-ferred for anger and sadness (t-test, p 0:01), while forsurprise most people preferred unmodified

13 Mar 2018: They include fixed objects, typesof road surface, moving objects (including vehicles and people),. ... People smaller than that in image-space are often not detected (shown as red rectangles).

13 Mar 2018: 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.

3 May 2018: We think this is not areflection on the results but rather a reflection on the difficulty withwhich people can judge the similarity of expressions.

13 Mar 2018: For example the scene may include dynamicobjects like people and cars or experience changing weatherconditions. ... The last observation is that PoseNet has an attenuated re-sponse to people and other noisy objects, effectively mask-ing them.

13 Mar 2018: Recently, a more detailed humanmodel called SCAPE (Shape Completion and Animation for PEople) has beenproposed [12]. ... Rodgers, SCAPE: Shapecompletion and animation of people, SIGGRAPH (2005) 408–416. 13.

13 Mar 2018: Specifically, this means that people’s motion and head poses are largelyuncontrolled, the amount of available training data is limited to a single short sequence perperson, and image quality is low.

13 Mar 2018: 2] C Bregler and J Malik. Tracking people with twists and ex-ponential maps.

13 Mar 2018: 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.

20 Feb 2018: In our evaluation, we demon-strate substantial gains for Hebrew and Croatian, both of whichare spoken by less than 10 million people worldwide.

13 Mar 2018: The algo-rithm is tested to give quantitative results on crowds of upto 33 people. ... 16] D. Ramanan and D. A. Forsyth. Finding and tracking people from the bottomup.

13 Mar 2018: For example the scene may include dynamicobjects like people and cars or experience changing weatherconditions. ... The last observation is that PoseNet has an attenuated re-sponse to people and other noisy objects, effectively mask-ing them.

13 Mar 2018: tion, making them available to people without physical access. Recently, a number of promising multiview stereo reconstruc-.

13 Mar 2018: Anguelov, P. Srinivasan, D. Koller, S. Thrun, and J. Rodgers. SCAPE: Shape com-pletion and animation of people.

13 Mar 2018: changes significantly due to variations in people’sheights and their ad lib chosen position relative to the camera.

13 Mar 2018: In each case 10 sentences in each of the six emo-tions were evaluated by 20 people, resulting in a total sam-ple size of 1200. ... In each case 10 sentences in each emotion were evaluated by 20 different people.

13 Mar 2018: Bouchrika and M. S. Nixon. People detection and recog-nition using gait for automated visual surveillance. ... Pontil, and T. Poggio. People recognitionand pose estimation in image sequences.