Titlebook: Image and Video Technology; 8th Pacific-Rim Symp Manoranjan Paul,Carlos Hitoshi,Qingming Huang Conference proceedings 2018 Springer Nature

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Rim Trabelsi,Issam Jabri,Farid Melgani,Fethi Smach,Nicola Conci,Ammar BouallegueSCO’s role in the realm of books, libraries, and networks of information exchange during the early postwar, post-Holocaust, Cold War years..978-3-030-15818-7978-3-030-15816-3Series ISSN 2634-6117 Series E-ISSN 2634-6125

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Video Highlight Detection via Deep Ranking Modelinge proposed attention model produces attention weights of local regions along both the spatial and temporal dimensions of the video segment. The regions of key elements in the video will be strengthened with large weights. Thus more effective feature of the video segment is obtained to predict the hi

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Detection of Adulteration in Red Meat Species Using Hyperspectral Imaginges at all meat stages. The resulting model yields 94% and 90% average sensitivities for detecting lamb or the other meat type, respectively. This paper shows that hyperspectral imaging analysis provides a rapid, reliable, and non-destructive method for detecting the adulteration in red-meat products

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Unsupervised Domain Adaptation with Robust Deep Logistic Regression classifiers trained on source classifier to predict target samples. Thus we deploy a robust deep logistic regression loss on the target samples, resulting in our RDLR model. In such a way, pseudo-labels are gradually assigned to unlabeled target samples according to their maximum classification sco

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terproductive but potentially catastrophic. What now threatened was an imminent ‘inundation of paper and print’. Warming to the metaphor of inundation, the review informed its readers that ‘various dykes or mud-banks have been established and supported, for the purpose of being interposed between th

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‘the work’, which then absorb the book. Literary history has long enacted such a conflation, even literary history of a more bookish cast, typically dissolving books into ‘literature’ on the one hand and into ‘reading’ on the other (reading itself being understood primarily in terms of imaginative

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