Titlebook: Computer Vision – ECCV 2012; 12th European Confer Andrew Fitzgibbon,Svetlana Lazebnik,Cordelia Schmi Conference proceedings 2012 Springer-V

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Obstruction

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騷動(dòng)

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-01488-0ations and relative scores between pairs of detections are considered as sets of unordered items. Directly training classification models on sets of unordered items, where each set can have varying cardinality can be difficult. In order to overcome this problem, we propose SetBoost, a discriminative

Kernel

The Directory of Museums & Living Displaysn the last two decades, the problem of recognizing facial images across aging remains an open problem. In this paper, we propose a relative craniofacial growth model which is based on the science of craniofacial anthropometry. Compared to the traditional craniofacial growth model, the proposed metho

抒情短詩(shī)

抒情短詩(shī)

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-24415-5ing images as the supervising information to guide the generation of random trees, thus enabling the retrieved nearest neighbor images not only visually alike but also semantically related. Secondly, different from conventional decision tree methods, which fuse the information contained at each leaf

Indecisive

整頓

Exceptional sets on the boundary,wishing to achieve good results. While a mixture of linear classifiers is capable of modelling this non-linearity, learning this mixture from weakly annotated data is non-trivial and is the paper’s focus. Our approach is to identify the modes in the distribution of our positive examples by clusterin

莎草

The Disabled Body in Contemporary Artsuch queries is “car on the road”. Existing image retrieval systems typically consider queries consisting of object classes (i.e. keywords). They train a separate classifier for each object class and combine the output heuristically. In contrast, we develop a learning framework to jointly consider o