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discusses approaches and tradeoffs for background maintenance. This book also reviews many of the recent developments in background subtraction paradigm. Recent advances in developing algorithms for background subtraction from moving cameras are described, including motion-compensation-based approac

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Josep M. Colomer this chapter is as follows. Section 2.1 introduces the concept and history of background models. Section 2.2 discusses some of the challenges in building a background model for detection. Sections 2.3, 2.4, and 2.5.2.7 discuss some of the basic and widely used background modeling techniques. Sectio

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Josep M. Colomerment Analysis..SETAC revised the framework during the Sesimbra workshop in 1993. It was the merit of SETAC to initiate a standardisation process which culminated in the ‘Guidelines for Life-Cycle Assessment: A Code of Practice’. The LCA-structure, again a triangle, now included four components: Goal

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Josep M. Colomere date of a play scholars rely upon two types of evidence, external and internal. The former includes records of the performances of a play or allusions to it in the contemporary literature or the date of its publication or references in the play itself to known historical events. Internal evidence,

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Josep M. Colomer of the town) in 1565 and in 1568, when William was four years old, was elected bailiff (the equivalent of Mayor now) of Stratford, which was the highest civic honour in the town. Later, however, his fortunes changed and he was obliged, because of financial difficulties, to sell his wife’s inheritan

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