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The Designer’s Guide to Verilog-AMSnt calibrated videos. We follow a variational approach in the vein of previous work on stereo reconstruction and scene flow estimation. We adopt a representation of a dynamic scene by an animated mesh, i.e. a polygonal mesh with fixed connectivity whose time-varying vertex positions sample the traje

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The Designer‘s Guide Book Seriesigen-feature representation of faces. By making use of the information provided by both labeled and unlabeled data, we successfully reduce the size of the labeled data set required for gender feature selection, and improve the classification accuracy. Instead of using 2D brightness images, we use 2.

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Graham Cambridge,Orla Lynch,James Windles on chrominance variation and luminance nonuniformity in multi-display system constructed using LCD projectors. A three-phase approach is proposed to construct imaging models, which makes transformations among them when formulating the whole imaging procedure. These models are named as single-proje