Titlebook: Advances in Visual Computing; 12th International S George Bebis,Richard Boyle,Tobias Isenberg Conference proceedings 2016 Springer Internat

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Susan Kalisz,Lisa Horth,Mark A. Mcpeekexception. In some domains, training images are expensive or difficult to collect. When training image availability is limited, researchers naturally turn to synthetic methods of generating new imagery for training. We evaluate several methods of training data augmentation in the context of improvin

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The Art and Zen of Camera Trappingenging aspects of visual tracking. Such methods generate a confidence or response map which is used to estimate the new location of the tracked target. By examining the features of this map, important details about the tracker status can be inferred and compensatory measures can be taken in order to