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29 resultados para Motion pictures in agriculture

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

Joint noise reduction, motion estimation, missing data reconstruction, and model parameter estimation for degraded motion pictures

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Joint noise reduction, motion estimation, missing data reconstruction, and model parameter estimation for degraded motion pictures

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Real-time estimation of missing markers in human motion capture

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Estimating human skeleton parameters and configuration in real-time from markered optical motion capture

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Visual tracking in the presence of motion blur

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A procedure for automatically estimating model parameters in optical motion capture

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A system for reconstruction of missing data in image sequences using sampled 3D AR models and MRF motion priors

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Large diameter rigid riser for operation in high motion environments

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Principled fusion of high-level model and low-level cues for motion segmentation

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An efficient wavelet-based framework for articulated human motion compression

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Efficient variable rate particle filters for tracking of manoeuvring targets using an MRF-based motion model

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Multiple hypothesis tracking for automatic optical motion capture

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Using geometric algebra for optical motion capture

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Using occlusions to aid position estimation for visual motion capture

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Application of harmonic wavelet analysis to soil motion data

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