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15 Jun 2017: femur. 1 Introduction. Hip fractures are the most common cause of acute orthopaedic hospital admission in older people (Parkerand Johansen, 2006), with their annual incidence projected to rise worldwide from

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.

19 May 2014: Tracking - 3D mouse. Real-time visual controller for Dasher. People and pose detection. ... Detection of objects: hands, faces and people and use in novel man-machine interfaces.

19 May 2014: Computer Vision at Cambridge. Roberto Cipolla Department of Engineering. http://www.eng.cam.ac.uk/cipolla/people.html. http://www.toshiba.eu/eu/Cambridge-Research-Laboratory/. ... 3R’s of Computer Vision:. - Registration. - Reconstruction. - Recognition

19 Oct 2010: 11/10/2010 17:32Cambridge University Engineering Department: News item. Page 1 of 2http://www.eng.cam.ac.uk/news/stories/2010/RAE_fellowship/. Department of EngineeringUniversity of Cambridge > Engineering Department > News & Features. Royal Academy

11 Nov 2005: understanding andsupporting the goals of people highlights the rich op-portunities ahead for harnessing probability and utilityat the computer{human interface.

20 Feb 2018: Introduction Spoken dialog systems (SDS) help people accomplish a task using spoken language.

20 Feb 2018: People intuitively use models of their dialogue partners whenthey engage in a conversation.

9 Apr 2022: NHS figures suggest atrial fibrillation (AF), the most common heart rhythm disturbance encountered by doctors,affects in excess of one million people across the UK. ... 0reddit 828. 25 0vkontakte. 1273. Research home News Our people Spotlights Business

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

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.

23 Dec 2004: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITYENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. Automatic Transcription ofConversational Telephone Speech. Development of the CU-HTK 2002 System. Thomas Hain, Phil Woodland, Gunnar Evermann, Mark Gales, Andrew Liu, Gareth Moore, DanPovey & Lan Wang. CUED

12 Jul 2005: Recognition rate of 98% was achieved on a database of100 people under varying illumination. ... Acknowledgements. We would like to thank the Toshiba Corporation for their kind support for our re-search, the people from the University of Cambridge

7 Nov 2014: The fruits of this union are an app that tries to help business people with a large clientdatabase manage their contact workflow. ... At her busy stall she has given a free medical check-up to more than a dozen people.

27 Aug 2008: Tracking - 3D mouse. Real-time visual controller for Dasher. People and pose detection. ... Detection of objects: hands, faces and people and use in novel man-machine interfaces.

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

7 Nov 2014: A new invention could change the lives of millions ofdisabled people by allowing them to control acomputer by raising an eyebrow. ... They hope that its final release in a fewmonths will make things easier for thousands of people.

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.

13 Mar 2018: However, complex natural facial51expressions that present diculties for people with ASC in everyday life are52challenging to simulate using robotics.53. ... Lack of attention to social information (eyes141and people) could be a key contributor to these

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