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- is following 1 new article in ICCV 2007: old ArticlesFlexible Mirror Imaging. Kuthirummal Sujit (2007) 2007 IEEE 11th International Conference on Computer Vision.September 9, 2010Login or register to post comments
- joined the Caltech Computational Learning Seminar journal club.October 5, 2009
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We are preparing a journal version of this paper. Please, let us have your comments!
Pedestrian detection: A benchmark. Dollar Piotr (2009) 2009 IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshops. - Login or register to post comments
We are preparing a journal version of this paper. Please, let us have your comments!
Pedestrian detection: A benchmark. Dollar Piotr (2009) 2009 IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshops. - Login or register to post comments
How does this article relate to Ramanans?
Multiple Component Learning for Object Detection. Dollár Piotr (2008) Computer Vision – ECCV 2008. - Login or register to post comments
This would be a good paper to discuss jointly. The main advance w.r. to the `classic' constellation model here seems to be the idea of training parts differentially (category vs. background). This is a clever idea. I am suspicious of training differentially category vs. category because this makes incremental training much more difficult. Pietro
A discriminatively trained, multiscale, deformable part model. Felzenszwalb Pedro (2008) 2008 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition. - created the California Machine Vision journal club.September 13, 2009
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I added this article to test the system.
Fast image search for learned metrics. Jain Prateek (2008) 2008 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition. - created the Caltech Vision journal club.September 2, 2009
- created the ICCV 2007 journal club.October 29, 2007
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John:
Gilles is telling me that you are planning to present journalfire to the Caltech community sometime in September. This is a great idea. Please do advertise on cns-interest.
My impression of journalfire is that it is trying to carry out a similar mission as the movie comments you find in imdb.com
It would be important to sort out all the ways in which it could be used:
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- helping sync ... read more - joined JournalFire!August 22, 2007