13. ICCV Workshops 2011: Barcelona, Spain

• Gustav Hanning, Nicklas Forslow, Per-Erik Forssén, Erik Ringaby, David Törnqvist, Jonas Callmer:
  Stabilizing cell phone video using inertial measurement sensors. 1-8
  
• Travis Portz, Li Zhang, Hongrui Jiang:
  High-quality video denoising for motion-based exposure control. 9-16
  
• Johan Hedborg, Erik Ringaby, Per-Erik Forssén, Michael Felsberg:
  Structure and motion estimation from rolling shutter video. 17-23
  
• Matthias Dantone, Lukas Bossard, Till Quack, Luc J. Van Gool:
  Augmented faces. 24-31
  
• Vijay Chandrasekhar, Yuriy A. Reznik, Gabriel Takacs, David M. Chen, Sam S. Tsai, Radek Grzeszczuk, Bernd Girod:
  Compressing Feature Sets with Digital Search Trees. 32-39
  
• Alaa E. Abdel-Hakim, Motaz El-Saban:
  Face authentication using graph-based low-rank representation of facial local structures for mobile vision applications. 40-47
  
• Marc Petter, Victor Fragoso, Matthew Turk, Charles Baur:
  Automatic text detection for mobile augmented reality translation. 48-55
  
• Tomokazu Sato, Tomás Pajdla, Naokazu Yokoya:
  Epipolar geometry estimation for wide-baseline omnidirectional street view images. 56-63
  
• A. B. Cambra, A. C. Murillo:
  Towards robust and efficient text sign reading from a mobile phone. 64-71
  
• Jinwei Jiang, Alper Yilmaz:
  Good features to track: A view geometric approach. 72-79
  
• Valeria Garro, Maurizio Galassi, Andrea Fusiello:
  Visual localization for mobile surveillance. 80-81
  
• Shengqi Zhu, Brandon M. Smith, Li Zhang:
  FaceSimile: A mobile application for face image search based on interactive shape manipulation. 82-83
  
• Jianfeng Ren, Xudong Jiang, Junsong Yuan:
  A fast and accurate cascade subspace face/eye detector on mobile devices. 84-91
  
• Henrique Morimitsu, Rodrigo B. Pimentel, Marcelo Hashimoto, Roberto M. Cesar, Roberto Hirata Jr.:
  Wi-Fi and keygraphs for localization with cell phones. 92-99
  
• Junqing Shang, Michael Duong, Eric Pepin, Xing Zhang, Kishore Sundara-Rajan, Alexander V. Mamishev, Alan Kristal:
  A mobile structured light system for food volume estimation. 100-101
  
• Akihiko Torii, Josef Sivic, Tomás Pajdla:
  Visual localization by linear combination of image descriptors. 102-109
  
• Lihi Zelnik-Manor, Itamar Friedman:
  "Dancing icons" detection. 110-111
  
• Avishy Carmi, Lyudmila Mihaylova, François Septier, Sze Kim Pang, Pini Gurfil, Simon J. Godsill:
  MCMC-based tracking and identification of leaders in groups. 112-119
  
• Laura Leal-Taixé, Gerard Pons-Moll, Bodo Rosenhahn:
  Everybody needs somebody: Modeling social and grouping behavior on a linear programming multiple people tracker. 120-127
  
• Sean Curtis, Stephen J. Guy, Basim Zafar, Dinesh Manocha:
  Virtual Tawaf: A case study in simulating the behavior of dense, heterogeneous crowds. 128-135
  
• R. Raghavendra, Alessio Del Bue, Marco Cristani, Vittorio Murino:
  Optimizing interaction force for global anomaly detection in crowded scenes. 136-143
  
• Barbara Krausz, Christian Bauckhage:
  Analyzing pedestrian behavior in crowds for automatic detection of congestions. 144-149
  
• Matthias Butenuth, Florian Burkert, Florian Schmidt, Stefan Hinz, Dirk Hartmann, Angelika Kneidl, André Borrmann, Beril Sirmaçek:
  Integrating pedestrian simulation, tracking and event detection for crowd analysis. 150-157
  
• Maik Boltes, Jun Zhang, Armin Seyfried, Bernhard Steffen:
  T-junction: Experiments, trajectory collection, and analysis. 158-165
  
• Tobias Kretz, Stefan Hengst, Vidal Roca, Antonia Pérez Arias, Simon Friedberger, Uwe D. Hanebeck:
  Calibrating dynamic pedestrian route choice with an Extended Range Telepresence System. 166-172
  
• Jan-Frederik Pietschmann, Bärbel Schlake:
  Lane formation in a microscopic model and the corresponding partial differential equation. 173-179
  
• Simon Beckouche, Sébastien Leprince, Neus Sabater, François Ayoub:
  Robust outliers detection in image point matching. 180-187
  
• Radu Timofte, Luc J. Van Gool:
  Multi-view manhole detection, recognition, and 3D localisation. 188-195
  
• Michael Ying Yang, Wolfgang Förstner:
  A hierarchical conditional random field model for labeling and classifying images of man-made scenes. 196-203
  
• Markus Gerke, Norman Kerle:
  Graph matching in 3D space for structural seismic damage assessment. 204-211
  
• Philipp Meixner, Franz Leberl, Mathieu Brédif:
  3D roof details by 3D aerial vision. 212-218
  
• Raouf Babari, Nicolas Hautière, Eric Dumont, Jean-Pierre Papelard, Nicolas Paparoditis:
  Computer vision for the remote sensing of atmospheric visibility. 219-226
  
• Rodrigo Minetto, Nicolas Thome, Matthieu Cord, Jorge Stolfi, Frédéric Precioso, Jonathan Guyomard, Neucimar J. Leite:
  Text detection and recognition in urban scenes. 227-234
  
• Thorsten Hoberg, Franz Rottensteiner, Christian Heipke:
  Classification of multitemporal remote sensing data of different resolution using Conditional Random Fields. 235-242
  
• Ribana Roscher, Björn Waske, Wolfgang Förstner:
  Incremental import vector machines for large area land cover classification. 243-248
  
• Mani Golparvar Fard, Feniosky Peña-Mora, Silvio Savarese:
  Monitoring changes of 3D building elements from unordered photo collections. 249-256
  
• Falko Schindler, Wolfgang Förstner, Jan-Michael Frahm:
  Classification and reconstruction of surfaces from point clouds of man-made objects. 257-263
  
• Olof Enqvist, Fredrik Kahl, Carl Olsson:
  Non-sequential structure from motion. 264-271
  
• Daisuke Ishizuka, Atsushi Yamashita, Ryosuke Kawanishi, Toru Kaneko, Hajime Asama:
  Self-localization of mobile robot equipped with omnidirectional camera using image matching and 3D-2D edge matching. 272-279
  
• B. Bacca Cortes, Xavier Cufí Sole, Joaquim Salvi:
  Indoor SLAM using a range-augmented omnidirectional vision. 280-287
  
• Jun Fujiki, Hideitsu Hino, Shotaro Akaho, Noboru Murata:
  Calibration of radially symmetric distortion based on linearity in the calibrated image. 288-295
  
• Shinichi Goto, Atsushi Yamashita, Ryosuke Kawanishi, Toru Kaneko, Hajime Asama:
  3D environment measurement using binocular stereo and motion stereo by mobile robot with omnidirectional stereo camera. 296-303
  
• Atsushi Yamashita, Ryosuke Kawanishi, Tadashi Koketsu, Toru Kaneko, Hajime Asama:
  Underwater sensing with omni-directional stereo camera. 304-311
  
• Nicole Carey, Wolfgang Stürzl:
  An insect-inspired omnidirectional vision system including UV-sensitivity and polarisation. 312-319
  
• Jean-Lou De Carufel, Robert Laganière:
  Matching cylindrical panorama sequences using planar reprojections. 320-327
  
• François Rameau, Desire Sidibé, Cédric Demonceaux, David Fofi:
  Tracking moving objects with a catadioptric sensor using particle filter. 328-334
  
• Alexandre Chapoulie, Patrick Rives, David Filliat:
  A spherical representation for efficient visual loop closing. 335-342
  
• Daniel Gutiérrez-Gómez, Alejandro Rituerto, J. M. M. Montiel, José Jesús Guerrero:
  Adapting a real-time monocular visual SLAM from conventional to omnidirectional cameras. 343-350
  
• Luis E. Gurrieri, Eric Dubois:
  Optimum alignment of panoramic images for stereoscopic navigation in image-based telepresence systems. 351-358
  
• N. D. Ozisik, Gonzalo López-Nicolás, José Jesús Guerrero:
  Scene structure recovery from a single omnidirectional image. 359-366
  
• David Miguel Antunes, Dario Figueira, David Martins de Matos, Alexandre Bernardino, José António Gaspar:
  Multiple Hypothesis Tracking in camera networks. 367-374
  
• Alain Pagani, Didier Stricker:
  Structure from Motion using full spherical panoramic cameras. 375-382
  
• Dominique Uebersax, Juergen Gall, Michael Van den Bergh, Luc J. Van Gool:
  Real-time sign language letter and word recognition from depth data. 383-390
  
• Adolfo López-Mendez, Marcel Alcoverro, Montse Pardàs, Josep R. Casas:
  Real-time upper body tracking with online initialization using a range sensor. 391-398
  
• Charles Malleson, John P. Collomosse:
  Volumetric 3D graphics on commodity displays using active gaze tracking. 399-405
  
• Nicolas H. Lehment, Moritz Kaiser, Gerhard Rigoll:
  Using segmented 3D point clouds for accurate likelihood approximation in human pose tracking. 406-413
  
• Stylianos Asteriadis, Kostas Karpouzis, Stefanos D. Kollias:
  Robust validation of Visual Focus of Attention using adaptive fusion of head and eye gaze patterns. 414-421
  
• Syed Zain Masood, Christopher Ellis, Adarsh Nagaraja, Marshall F. Tappen, Joseph J. LaViola Jr., Rahul Sukthankar:
  Measuring and reducing observational latency when recognizing actions. 422-429
  
• Jeroen Lichtenauer, Maja Pantic:
  Monocular omnidirectional head motion capture in the visible light spectrum. 430-436
  
• Gregor Miller, Sidney Fels:
  Developer-centred interface design for computer vision. 437-444
  
• Patrick Wollner, Ognjen Arandjelovic:
  Freehand 3D scanning in a mobile environment using video. 445-452
  
• Mircea C. Ionita, Philip A. Tresadern, Timothy F. Cootes:
  Real time feature point tracking with automatic model selection. 453-460
  
• Isabelle Guyon, Vassilis Athitsos:
  Demonstrations and live evaluation for the gesture recognition challenge. 461-462
  
• Ryo Ishii, Shiro Ozawa, Harumi Kawamura, Akira Kojima:
  MoPaCo: High telepresence video communication system using motion parallax with monocular camera. 463-464
  
• Zoran Zivkovic, Hendriek Groot Hulze:
  Mid-air interactive display using modulated display light. 465-466
  
• Xing Mei, Xun Sun, Mingcai Zhou, Shaohui Jiao, Haitao Wang, Xiaopeng Zhang:
  On building an accurate stereo matching system on graphics hardware. 467-474
  
• Narayanan Sundaram, Kurt Keutzer:
  Long term video segmentation through pixel level spectral clustering on GPUs. 475-482
  
• Xingyao Ye, Alan L. Yuille:
  Learning a dictionary of deformable patches using GPUs. 483-490
  
• Csaba Kazó, Levente Hajder:
  Rapid weak-perspective Structure from Motion with missing data. 491-498
  
• Stefan Sommer:
  Accelerating multi-scale flows for LDDKBM diffeomorphic registration. 499-505
  
• Takashi Machida, Takashi Naito:
  GPU & CPU cooperative accelerated pedestrian and vehicle detection. 506-513
  
• Christian Banz, Holger Blume, Peter Pirsch:
  Real-time semi-global matching disparity estimation on the GPU. 514-521
  
• Rami Ben-Ari, Gonen Raveh:
  Variational Depth from Defocus in real-time. 522-529
  
• David Oro, Carles Fernández, Javier Rodríguez Saeta, Xavier Martorell, Javier Hernando:
  Real-time GPU-based face detection in HD video sequences. 530-537
  
• K. Wasif Mohiuddin, P. J. Narayanan:
  A GPU-assisted personal video organizing system. 538-544
  
• Bryan C. Russell, Josef Sivic, Jean Ponce, Helene Dessales:
  Automatic alignment of paintings and photographs depicting a 3D scene. 545-552
  
• Diego Rother, René Vidal:
  A hypothesize-and-bound algorithm for simultaneous object classification, pose estimation and 3D reconstruction from a single 2D image. 553-560
  
• Roozbeh Mottaghi, Ananth Ranganathan, Alan L. Yuille:
  A compositional approach to learning part-based models of objects. 561-568
  
• M. Zeeshan Zia, Michael Stark, Bernt Schiele, Konrad Schindler:
  Revisiting 3D geometric models for accurate object shape and pose. 569-576
  
• Oscar M. Danielsson, Stefan Carlsson:
  Projectable classifiers for multi-view object class recognition. 577-584
  
• Aitor Aldoma, Markus Vincze, Nico Blodow, David Gossow, Suat Gedikli, Radu Bogdan Rusu, Gary R. Bradski:
  CAD-model recognition and 6DOF pose estimation using 3D cues. 585-592
  
• Hossein Mobahi, Zihan Zhou, Allen Y. Yang, Yi Ma:
  Holistic 3D reconstruction of urban structures from low-rank textures. 593-600
  
• Nathan Silberman, Rob Fergus:
  Indoor scene segmentation using a structured light sensor. 601-608
  
• Andrei Zaharescu, Edmond Boyer, Radu Horaud:
  Scale-space representation of scalar functions on 2D manifolds. 609-616
  
• Asako Kanezaki, Tatsuya Harada, Yasuo Kuniyoshi:
  Scale and rotation invariant color features for weakly-supervised object Learning in 3D space. 617-624
  
• Carlos D. Castillo, David W. Jacobs:
  Trainable 3D recognition using stereo matching. 625-631
  
• Radim Tylecek, Radim Sára:
  Modeling symmetries for stochastic structural recognition. 632-639
  
• Brandon Rothrock, Song-Chun Zhu:
  Human parsing using stochastic and-or grammars and rich appearances. 640-647
  
• Zhangzhang Si, Song-Chun Zhu:
  Unsupervised learning of stochastic AND-OR templates for object modeling. 648-655
  
• Ifeoma Nwogu, Yingbo Zhou, Christopher Brown:
  An ontology for generating descriptions about natural outdoor scenes. 656-663
  
• Muhammad Usman Ghani Khan, Lei Zhang, Yoshihiko Gotoh:
  Towards coherent natural language description of video streams. 664-671
  
• M. S. Ryoo:
  Interactive learning of human activities using active video composition. 672-679
  
• Joseph Selman, Mohamed R. Amer, Alan Fern, Sinisa Todorovic:
  PEL-CNF: Probabilistic event logic conjunctive normal form for video interpretation. 680-687
  
• Rama Chellappa:
  The evolution of stochastic grammars for representation and recognition of activities in videos. 688
  
• Hoifung Poon, Pedro Domingos:
  Sum-product networks: A new deep architecture. 689-690
  
• Pedro F. Felzenszwalb:
  Object detection grammars. 691
  
• Edwin R. Hancock, Lin Han, Richard C. Wilson:
  Information theoretic methods for learning generative models for relational structures. 692-693
  
• Noah D. Goodman:
  Learning and the language of thought. 694
  
• Roxana Girju:
  Stochastic models for semantic parsing, multi-faceted topic discovery, and causal event inference: Perspectives from natural language processing. 695
  
• Cevahir Cigla, A. Aydin Alatan:
  Efficient edge-preserving stereo matching. 696-699
  
• Andrew I. Comport, Maxime Meilland, Patrick Rives:
  An asymmetric real-time dense visual localisation and mapping system. 700-703
  
• Martin Dobias, Radim Sára:
  Real-time global prediction for temporally stable stereo. 704-707
  
• Gottfried Graber, Thomas Pock, Horst Bischof:
  Online 3D reconstruction using convex optimization. 708-711
  
• Rudolf Mester:
  Recursive Live Dense Reconstruction: Some comments on established and imaginable new approaches. 712-714
  
• Antonio L. Rodríguez, Pedro E. López-de-Teruel, Alberto Ruiz:
  GEA optimization for live structureless motion estimation. 715-718
  
• Frank Steinbrücker, Jürgen Sturm, Daniel Cremers:
  Real-time visual odometry from dense RGB-D images. 719-722
  
• Karthik Mahesh Varadarajan, Markus Vincze:
  Surface reconstruction for RGB-D data using real-time depth propagation. 723-724
  
• Javier-Flavio Vigueras Gomez, Stan Sclaroff:
  Real-time structure and motion recovery from two views of a multiplanar scene. 725-728
  
• Carlos Hernández, Frank Perbet, Minh-Tri Pham, George Vogiatzis, Oliver J. Woodford, Atsuto Maki, Björn Stenger, Roberto Cipolla:
  Live 3D shape reconstruction, recognition and registration. 729
  
• Anustup Choudhury, Gérard G. Medioni:
  Perceptually motivated automatic sharpness enhancement using hierarchy of non-local means. 730-737
  
• Hwi-Gang Kim, Eui Chul Lee, Sung-Hak Lee:
  Color correction using rotation matrix for HDR rendering in iCAM06. 738-744
  
• Oliver Whyte, Josef Sivic, Andrew Zisserman:
  Deblurring shaken and partially saturated images. 745-752
  
• Wiennat Mongkulmann, Takahiro Okabe, Yoichi Sato:
  Photometric stereo with auto-radiometric calibration. 753-758
  
• Fumihiko Sakaue, Jun Sato:
  A new approach of photometric stereo from linear image representation under close lighting. 759-766
  
• Miaomiao Liu, Kwan-Yee Kenneth Wong:
  Estimating the unknown poses of a reference plane for specular shape recovery. 767-773
  
• Michael Bleier, Christian Riess, Shida Beigpour, Eva Eibenberger, Elli Angelopoulou, Tobias Tröger, André Kaup:
  Color constancy and non-uniform illumination: Can existing algorithms work? 774-781
  
• Christian Riess, Eva Eibenberger, Elli Angelopoulou:
  Illuminant color estimation for real-world mixed-illuminant scenes. 782-789
  
• Graham D. Finlayson, Perla A. Troncoso Rey, Elisabetta Trezzi:
  General ^p constrained approach for colour constancy. 790-797
  
• Alexandros Panagopoulos, Tomas F. Yago Vicente, Dimitris Samaras:
  Illumination estimation from shadow borders. 798-805
  
• Homayoun Bagherinia, Roberto Manduchi:
  A theory of color barcodes. 806-813
  
• Tetsuro Morimoto, Robby T. Tan, Rei Kawakami, Katsushi Ikeuchi:
  Accuracy of the spider model in decomposing layered surfaces. 814-821
  
• Oswald Aldrian, William A. P. Smith:
  Inverse rendering in SUV space with a linear texture model. 822-829
  
• Jan Sochman, David C. Hogg:
  Who knows who - Inverting the Social Force Model for finding groups. 830-837
  
• Arno Veenstra, Hayley Hung:
  Do they like me? Using video cues to predict desires during speed-dates. 838-845
  
• Ke Chen, Shaogang Gong, Tao Xiang:
  Human pose estimation using structural support vector machines. 846-851
  
• Andre Cohen, Vladimir Pavlovic:
  An efficient IP approach to constrained multiple face tracking and recognition. 852-859
  
• Cheng Chen, Alexandre Heili, Jean-Marc Odobez:
  A joint estimation of head and body orientation cues in surveillance video. 860-867
  
• Tomas Pfister, Xiaobai Li, Guoying Zhao, Matti Pietikäinen:
  Differentiating spontaneous from posed facial expressions within a generic facial expression recognition framework. 868-875
  
• Hatem A. Rashwan, Domenec Puig, Miguel Angel García:
  On improving the robustness of differential optical flow. 876-881
  
• David Münch, Joris IJsselmuiden, Michael Arens, Rainer Stiefelhagen:
  High-level situation recognition using Fuzzy Metric Temporal Logic, case studies in surveillance and smart environments. 882-889
  
• Ioannis Kaloskampis, Yulia Hicks, A. David Marshall:
  Automatic analysis of composite activities in video sequences using Key Action Discovery and hierarchical graphical models. 890-897
  
• Beril Sirmaçek, Peter Reinartz:
  Automatic crowd density and motion analysis in airborne image sequences based on a probabilistic framework. 898-905
  
• Jürgen Brauer, Wenjuan Gong, Jordi Gonzàlez, Michael Arens:
  On the effect of temporal information on monocular 3d human pose estimation. 906-913
  
• Helen Cooper, Nicolas Pugeault, Richard Bowden:
  Reading the signs: A video based sign dictionary. 914-919
  
• Dalia Coppi, Simone Calderara, Rita Cucchiara:
  People appearance tracing in video by spectral graph transduction. 920-927
  
• Alexia Briassouli, Ioannis Kompatsiaris:
  Spatiotemporally localized new event detection in crowds. 928-933
  
• Yuanhao Yu, Zhen Lei, Dong Yi, Stan Z. Li:
  Detecting individual in crowd with moving feature's structure consistency. 934-941
  
• Lei Zhang, Muhammad Usman Ghani Khan, Yoshihiko Gotoh:
  Video scene classification based on natural language description. 942-949
  
• Athanasios Voulodimos, Anastasios D. Doulamis, Dimitrios I. Kosmopoulos, Theodora A. Varvarigou:
  Video summarization guiding evaluative rectification for industrial activity recognition. 950-957
  
• Eng-Jon Ong, Richard Bowden:
  Learning temporal signatures for Lip Reading. 958-965
  
• Konstantinos Rematas, Bastian Leibe:
  Efficient object detection and segmentation with a cascaded Hough Forest ISM. 966-973
  
• Dennis Mitzel, Bastian Leibe:
  Real-time multi-person tracking with detector assisted structure propagation. 974-981
  
• Sid Ying-Ze Bao, Mohit Bagra, Silvio Savarese:
  Semantic structure from motion with object and point interactions. 982-989
  
• Federico Tombari, Fabio Gori:
  Evaluation of stereo algorithms for 3D object recognition. 990-997
  
• Hyun Oh Song, Mario Fritz, Chunhui Gu, Trevor Darrell:
  Visual grasp affordances from appearance-based cues. 998-1005
  
• Stefan Hoermann, Paulo Vinicius Koerich Borges:
  Robot localization using 3D-models and an off-board monocular camera. 1006-1013
  
• Yasir Niaz Khan, Philippe Komma, Andreas Zell:
  High resolution visual terrain classification for outdoor robots. 1014-1021
  
• Nicolas Pugeault, Richard Bowden:
  Driving me around the bend: Learning to drive from visual gist. 1022-1029
  
• Navid Nourani-Vatani, Paulo Vinicius Koerich Borges, Jonathan M. Roberts, Mandyam V. Srinivasan:
  Topological localization using optical flow descriptors. 1030-1037
  
• Frank Moosmann, Miro Sauerland:
  Unsupervised discovery of object classes in 3D outdoor scenarios. 1038-1044
  
• Jorge Pomares, Gabriel J. García, Ivan Perea, Juan Antonio Corrales, Carlos Alberto Jara, Fernando Torres:
  Visual control of a multi-robot coupled system: Application to collision avoidance in human-robot interaction. 1045-1051
  
• Roberto Javier López-Sastre, Tinne Tuytelaars, Silvio Savarese:
  Deformable part models revisited: A performance evaluation for object category pose estimation. 1052-1059
  
• Maria Pateraki, Haris Baltzakis, Panos E. Trahanias:
  Visual estimation of pointed targets for robot guidance via fusion of face pose and hand orientation. 1060-1067
  
• Klaus H. Strobl, Gerd Hirzinger:
  More accurate pinhole camera calibration with imperfect planar target. 1068-1075
  
• Wongun Choi, Caroline Pantofaru, Silvio Savarese:
  Detecting and tracking people using an RGB-D camera via multiple detector fusion. 1076-1083
  
• Daniel Dubé, Andreas Zell:
  Real-time plane extraction from depth images with the Randomized Hough Transform. 1084-1091
  
• Pejman Iravani, Peter Hall, Daniel Beale, Cyril Charron, Yulia Hicks:
  Visual object classification by robots, using on-line, self-supervised learning. 1092-1099
  
• Cody J. Phillips, Konstantinos G. Derpanis, Kostas Daniilidis:
  A novel stereoscopic cue for figure-ground segregation of semi-transparent objects. 1100-1107
  
• Kai Berger, Kai Ruhl, M. Albers, Y. Schroder, Alexander Scholz, Jan Kokemüller, Stefan Guthe, Marcus A. Magnor:
  The capturing of turbulent gas flows using multiple Kinects. 1108-1113
  
• Nicolas Pugeault, Richard Bowden:
  Spelling it out: Real-time ASL fingerspelling recognition. 1114-1119
  
• Irene Reisner-Kollmann, Stefan Maierhofer:
  Consolidation of multiple depth maps. 1120-1126
  
• Varun Gulshan, Victor S. Lempitsky, Andrew Zisserman:
  Humanising GrabCut: Learning to segment humans using the Kinect. 1127-1133
  
• Katrin Pirker, Matthias Rüther, Horst Bischof, Gerald Schweighofer:
  Fast and accurate environment modeling using three-dimensional occupancy grids. 1134-1140
  
• Jonathan Israel, Aurelien Plyer:
  A brute force approach to depth camera odometry. 1141-1146
  
• Bingbing Ni, Gang Wang, Pierre Moulin:
  RGBD-HuDaAct: A color-depth video database for human daily activity recognition. 1147-1153
  
• Jan Smisek, Michal Jancosek, Tomás Pajdla:
  3D with Kinect. 1154-1160
  
• Dominik Neumann, Felix Lugauer, Sebastian Bauer, Jakob Wasza, Joachim Hornegger:
  Real-time RGB-D mapping and 3-D modeling on the GPU using the random ball cover data structure. 1161-1167
  
• Allison Janoch, Sergey Karayev, Yangqing Jia, Jonathan T. Barron, Mario Fritz, Kate Saenko, Trevor Darrell:
  A category-level 3-D object dataset: Putting the Kinect to work. 1168-1174
  
• Sebastian Bauer, Jakob Wasza, Sven Haase, Natalia Marosi, Joachim Hornegger:
  Multi-modal surface registration for markerless initial patient setup in radiation therapy using microsoft's Kinect sensor. 1175-1181
  
• Miguel Reyes, Gabriel Dominguez, Sergio Escalera:
  Featureweighting in dynamic timewarping for gesture recognition in depth data. 1182-1188
  
• Björn Browatzki, Jan Fischer, Birgit Graf, Heinrich H. Bülthoff, Christian Wallraven:
  Going into depth: Evaluating 2D and 3D cues for object classification on a new, large-scale object dataset. 1189-1195
  
• Brian Holt, Eng-Jon Ong, Helen Cooper, Richard Bowden:
  Putting the pieces together: Connected Poselets for human pose estimation. 1196-1201
  
• James Charles, Mark Everingham:
  Learning shape models for monocular human pose estimation from the Microsoft Xbox Kinect. 1202-1208
  
• Wei-chen Chiu, Ulf Blanke, Mario Fritz:
  I spy with my little eye: Learning optimal filters for cross-modal stereo under projected patterns. 1209-1214
  
• Arturo Bonnin, Ricard Borras, Jordi Vitrià:
  A cluster-based strategy for active learning of RGB-D object detectors. 1215-1220
  
• Jakob Wasza, Sebastian Bauer, Joachim Hornegger:
  Real-time preprocessing for dense 3-D range imaging on the GPU: Defect interpolation, bilateral temporal averaging and guided filtering. 1221-1227
  
• Cem Keskin, Furkan Kiraç, Yunus Emre Kara, Lale Akarun:
  Real time hand pose estimation using depth sensors. 1228-1234
  
• David Minnen, Zahoor Zafrulla:
  Towards robust cross-user hand tracking and shape recognition. 1235-1241
  
• Tim Sheerman-Chase, Eng-Jon Ong, Richard Bowden:
  Cultural factors in the regression of non-verbal communication perception. 1242-1249
  
• Matteo Munaro, Angelo Cenedese:
  Scene specific people detection by simple human interaction. 1250-1255
  
• H. Emrah Tasli, A. Aydin Alatan:
  Interactive object segmentation for mono and stereo applications: Geodesic prior induced graph cut energy minimization. 1256-1263
  
• N. P. van der Aa, Xinghan Luo, Geert-Jan Giezeman, Robby T. Tan, Remco C. Veltkamp:
  UMPM benchmark: A multi-person dataset with synchronized video and motion capture data for evaluation of articulated human motion and interaction. 1264-1269
  
• Omar Ocegueda, Tianhong Fang, Shishir K. Shah, Ioannis A. Kakadiaris:
  Expressive Maps for 3D Facial Expression Recognition. 1270-1275
  
• Antonio Hernández-Vela, Antonio Hernández-Vela, Carlos Primo, Sergio Escalera:
  Automatic user interaction correction via Multi-label Graph cuts. 1276-1281
  
• Shanmugavadivel Karthikeyan, Utkarsh Gaur, Bangalore S. Manjunath, Scott T. Grafton:
  Probabilistic subspace-based learning of shape dynamics modes for multi-view action recognition. 1282-1286
  
• Wenjuan Gong, Jürgen Brauer, Michael Arens, Jordi Gonzàlez:
  Modeling vs. learning approaches for monocular 3D human pose estimation. 1287-1294
  
• Ehsan Zare Borzeshi, Massimo Piccardi, Richard Yi Da Xu:
  A discriminative prototype selection approach for graph embedding in human action recognition. 1295-1301
  
• Shahzad Cheema, Abdalrahman Eweiwi, Christian Thurau, Christian Bauckhage:
  Action recognition by learning discriminative key poses. 1302-1309
  
• Abdalrahman Eweiwi, Shahzad Cheema, Christian Thurau, Christian Bauckhage:
  Temporal key poses for human action recognition. 1310-1317
  
• Chan-Su Lee, Yui Man Lui, Sung Yong Chun:
  Human action silhouette recognition based on tensor analysis using synthetic silhouette data. 1318-1323
  
• Hae Jong Seo, Peyman Milanfar:
  Iteratively merging information from a pair of flash/no-flash images using nonlinear diffusion. 1324-1331
  
• George Papandreou, Alan L. Yuille:
  Efficient variational inference in large-scale Bayesian compressed sensing. 1332-1339
  
• Olivier Pauly, Diana Mateus, Nassir Navab:
  STARS: A new ensemble partitioning approach. 1340-1347
  
• Yiqing Yang, Li Zhang, Sen Wang, Hongrui Jiang, Chris Murphy, Jim Ver Hoeve:
  A multi-affine model for tensor decomposition. 1348-1355
  
• Antitza Dantcheva, Arun Kumar Singh, Petros Elia, Jean-Luc Dugelay:
  Search pruning in video surveillance systems: Efficiency-reliability tradeoff. 1356-1363
  
• Ge Guo, Yizhou Wang, Tingting Jiang, Alan L. Yuille, Wen Gao:
  Computing importance of 2D contour parts by reconstructability. 1364-1371
  
• Melih S. Aslan, Hossam Abdelmunim, Aly A. Farag:
  Probabilistic shape-based segmentation using level sets. 1372-1377
  
• Sheng Yi, Hamid Krim, Larry K. Norris:
  A invertible dimension reduction of curves on a manifold. 1378-1385
  
• Yubin Kuang, Martin Byröd, Kalle Åström:
  Supervised feature quantization with entropy optimization. 1386-1393
  
• Alexander Schick, Rainer Stiefelhagen:
  Evaluating image segments by applying the description length to sets of superpixels. 1394-1401
  
• Zulfiqar Hassan Khan, Irene Yu-Hua Gu:
  Bayesian online learning on Riemannian manifolds using a dual model with applications to video object tracking. 1402-1409
  
• Aditya Tatu, François Lauze, Mads Nielsen, Benjamin B. Kimia:
  Exploring the representation capabilities of the HOG descriptor. 1410-1417
  
• Marco Loog:
  Information theoretic preattentive saliency: A closed-form solution. 1418-1424
  
• Zhihong Zhang, Edwin R. Hancock, Jing Wu:
  An information theoretic approach to gender feature selection. 1425-1431
  
• Adrian M. Peter, Anand Rangarajan:
  An information geometry approach to shape density Minimum Description Length model selection. 1432-1439
  
• Francisco Escolano, Meizhu Liu, Edwin R. Hancock:
  Tensor-based total bregman divergences between graphs. 1440-1447
  
• Alan L. Yuille:
  Towards a theory of compositional learning and encoding of objects. 1448-1455
  
• Jiangen Zhang, Wenze Hu, Benjamin Yao, Yongtian Wang, Song-Chun Zhu:
  Inferring social roles in long timespan video sequence. 1456-1463
  
• Jing Wang, Zhijie Xu:
  Video event detection based on over-segmented STV regions. 1464-1471
  
• Manavender R. Malgireddy, Ifeoma Nwogu, Venu Govindaraju:
  A generative framework to investigate the underlying patterns in human activities. 1472-1479
  
• Muhammad Usman Ghani Khan, Lei Zhang, Yoshihiko Gotoh:
  Human Focused Video Description. 1480-1487
  
• Mohamed R. Amer, Emil Bilgazyev, Sinisa Todorovic, Shishir K. Shah, Ioannis A. Kakadiaris, Lorenzo Ciannelli:
  Fine-grained categorization of fish motion patterns in underwater videos. 1488-1495
  
• Qiuxia Wu, Shiyang Lu, Zhiyong Wang, Feiqi Deng, Wenxiong Kang, David Dagan Feng:
  Structure context of local features in realistic human action recognition. 1496-1501
  
• Ricky J. Sethi, Amit K. Roy Chowdhury:
  Individuals, groups, and crowds: Modelling complex, multi-object behaviour in phase space. 1502-1509
  
• Ehtesham Hassan, Santanu Chaudhury, Madan Gopal, Vikram Garg:
  A hybrid framework for event detection using multi-modal features. 1510-1515
  
• Bingbing Ni, Yang Song, Ming Zhao:
  YouTubeEvent: On large-scale video event classification. 1516-1523
  
• Jie Chen, Guoying Zhao, Vili-Petteri Kellokumpu, Matti Pietikäinen:
  Combining sparse and dense descriptors with temporal semantic structures for robust human action recognition. 1524-1531
  
• Masakazu Matsugu, Masao Yamanaka, Masashi Sugiyama:
  Detection of activities and events without explicit categorization. 1532-1539
  
• Syed Zain Masood, Adarsh Nagaraja, Nazar Khan, Jiejie Zhu, Marshall F. Tappen:
  Correcting cuboid corruption for action recognition in complex environment. 1540-1547
  
• Nazli FarajiDavar, Teofilo de Campos, Josef Kittler, Fei Yan:
  Transductive transfer learning for action recognition in tennis games. 1548-1553
  
• Benjamin Sapp, Rizwan Chaudhry, Xiaodong Yu, Gautam Singh, Ian Perera, Francis Ferraro, Evelyne Tzoukermann, Jana Kosecka, Jan Neumann:
  Recognizing manipulation actions in arts and crafts shows using domain-specific visual and textual cues. 1554-1561
  
• Tamar Glaser, Lihi Zelnik-Manor:
  Incorporating temporal context in Bag-of-Words models. 1562-1569
  
• Ahmed Nabil Belbachir, Aneta Nowakowska, Stephan Schraml, Georg Wiesmann, Robert Sablatnig:
  Event-driven feature analysis in a 4D spatiotemporal representation for ambient assisted living. 1570-1577
  
• Ye Liu, Yan Qiu Chen:
  Joint reconstruction of 3D shape and non-rigid motion in a region-growing framework. 1578-1585
  
• Antonio Agudo, Begoña Calvo, J. M. M. Montiel:
  FEM models to code non-rigid EKF monocular SLAM. 1586-1593
  
• Tianhong Fang, Xi Zhao, Shishir K. Shah, Ioannis A. Kakadiaris:
  4D facial expression recognition. 1594-1601
  
• Ryo Furukawa, Ryusuke Sagawa, Amaël Delaunoy, Hiroshi Kawasaki:
  Multiview projectors/cameras system for 3D reconstruction of dynamic scenes. 1602-1609
  
• Wei Zeng, Xianfeng David Gu:
  3D dynamics analysis in Teichmüller space. 1610-1617
  
• Attila Bergou, Sharon Swartz, Kenneth Breuer, Gabriel Taubin:
  3D reconstruction of bat flight kinematics from sparse multiple views. 1618-1625
  
• Mathieu Aubry, Ulrich Schlickewei, Daniel Cremers:
  The wave kernel signature: A quantum mechanical approach to shape analysis. 1626-1633
  
• Magnus Burenius, Josephine Sullivan, Stefan Carlsson:
  Motion capture from dynamic orthographic cameras. 1634-1641
  
• Suyog Jain, Changbo Hu, Jake K. Aggarwal:
  Facial expression recognition with temporal modeling of shapes. 1642-1649
  
• Abed Malti, Adrien Bartoli, Toby Collins:
  A pixel-based approach to template-based monocular 3D reconstruction of deformable surfaces. 1650-1657
  
• Oliver Grau:
  Fast volumetric visual hull computation. 1658-1664
  
• James Orwell, Steve J. Maybank, Kaiqi Huang:
  The eleventh IEEE international workshop on visual surveillance. 1665
  
• Wei Li, Xiaoqin Zhang, Wenhan Luo, Weiming Hu, Haibin Ling, Ou Wu:
  Robust object tracking with boosted discriminative model via graph embedding. 1666-1672
  
• Alexandre Heili, Cheng Chen, Jean-Marc Odobez:
  Detection-based multi-human tracking using a CRF model. 1673-1680
  
• Peihua Li, Qi Sun:
  Tensor-based covariance matrices for object tracking. 1681-1688
  
• Sabine Sternig, Thomas Mauthner, Arnold Irschara, Peter M. Roth, Horst Bischof:
  Multi-camera multi-object tracking by robust hough-based homography projections. 1689-1696
  
• Michael Hödlmoser, Branislav Micusík, Martin Kampel:
  Camera auto-calibration using pedestrians and zebra-crossings. 1697-1704
  
• Jian Zhao, David Haws, Ruriko Yoshida, Sen-ching Samson Cheung:
  Approximate techniques in solving optimal camera placement problems. 1705-1712
  
• Isarun Chamveha, Yusuke Sugano, Daisuke Sugimura, Teera Siriteerakul, Takahiro Okabe, Yoichi Sato, Akihiro Sugimoto:
  Appearance-based head pose estimation with scene-specific adaptation. 1713-1720
  
• Apurva Bedagkar-Gala, Shishir K. Shah:
  Multiple person re-identification using part based spatio-temporal color appearance model. 1721-1728
  
• Arash Vahdat, Bo Gao, Mani Ranjbar, Greg Mori:
  A discriminative key pose sequence model for recognizing human interactions. 1729-1736
  
• Fabian Nater, Tatiana Tommasi, Helmut Grabner, Luc J. Van Gool, Barbara Caputo:
  Transferring activities: Updating human behavior analysis. 1737-1744
  
• Jithendra K. Paruchuri, Edwin P. Sathiyamoorthy, Sen-Ching S. Cheung, Chung-Hao Chen:
  Spatially adaptive illumination modeling for background subtraction. 1745-1752
  
• Andrei Zaharescu, Michael Jamieson:
  Multi-scale multi-feature codebook-based background subtraction. 1753-1760
  
• Ting Yu, Xiaoming Liu, Ser-Nam Lim, Nils Krahnstoever, Peter H. Tu:
  Automatic surveillance video matting using a shape prior. 1761-1768
  
• Zezhi Chen, Tim Ellis:
  Self-adaptive Gaussian mixture model for urban traffic monitoring system. 1769-1776
  
• Luca Zini, Francesca Odone:
  Efficient pedestrian detection with group lasso. 1777-1784
  
• Yuji Yamauchi, Chika Matsushima, Takayoshi Yamashita, Hironobu Fujiyoshi:
  Relational HOG feature with wild-card for object detection. 1785-1792
  
• Daniela Moctezuma, Cristina Conde, Isaac Martín de Diego, Enrique Cabello:
  Person detection in surveillance environment with HoGG: Gabor filters and Histogram of Oriented Gradient. 1793-1800
  
• Woonhyun Nam, Bohyung Han, Joon Hee Han:
  Improving object localization using macrofeature layout selection. 1801-1808
  
• Chunmei Liu, Changbo Hu, J. K. Aggarwal:
  Eigenshape kernel based mean shift for human tracking. 1809-1816
  
• Davide Baltieri, Roberto Vezzani, Rita Cucchiara, Ákos Utasi, Csaba Benedek, Tamás Szirányi:
  Multi-view people surveillance using 3D information. 1817-1824
  
• Cristina Picus, Roman P. Pflugfelder, Branislav Micusík:
  Branch and bound global optima search for tracking a single object in a network of non-overlapping cameras. 1825-1830
  
• Mauricio Soto Alvarez, Lucio Marcenaro, Carlo S. Regazzoni:
  Efficient framework for extended visual object tracking. 1831-1838
  
• Anton Andriyenko, Stefan Roth, Konrad Schindler:
  An analytical formulation of global occlusion reasoning for multi-target tracking. 1839-1846
  
• Zulfiqar Hassan Khan, Irene Yu-Hua Gu:
  Tracking visual and infrared objects using joint Riemannian manifold appearance and affine shape modeling. 1847-1854
  
• Tae Eun Choe, Zeeshan Rasheed, Geoffrey Taylor, Niels Haering:
  Globally optimal target tracking in real time using max-flow network. 1855-1862
  
• Jianwei Ding, Yongzhen Huang, Kaiqi Huang, Tieniu Tan:
  Robust object tracking via online learning of adaptive appearance manifold. 1863-1869
  
• Valerie Leung, Stéphane Herbin:
  Flexible tracklet association for complex scenarios using a Markov Logic Network. 1870-1875
  
• Simi Wang, Michal Lewandowski, James Annesley, James Orwell:
  Re-identification of pedestrians with variable occlusion and scale. 1876-1882
  
• Frédéric Jean, Robert Bergevin, Alexandra Branzan Albu:
  Human gait characteristics from unconstrained walks and viewpoints. 1883-1888
  
• Josh Harguess, Changbo Hu, J. K. Aggarwal:
  Full-motion recovery from multiple video cameras applied to face tracking and recognition. 1889-1896
  
• Yanhu Shan, Shiquan Wang, Zhang Zhang, Kaiqi Huang:
  An X-T slice based method for action recognition. 1897-1903
  
• Serhan Cosar, Müjdat Çetin:
  A group sparsity-driven approach to 3-D action recognition. 1904-1911
  
• Fabian Nater, Helmut Grabner, Luc J. Van Gool:
  Unsupervised workflow discovery in industrial environments. 1912-1919
  
• Johannes Schels, Joerg Liebelt, Rainer Lienhart:
  Self-calibrating 3D context for retrieving people with luggage. 1920-1927
  
• Antonio Albiol, Alberto Albiol, José Manuel Mossi:
  Video-based traffic queue length estimation. 1928-1932
  
• René Schuster, Samuel Schulter, Georg Poier, Martin Hirzer, Josef A. Birchbauer, Peter M. Roth, Horst Bischof, Martin Winter, Peter Schallauer:
  Multi-cue learning and visualization of unusual events. 1933-1940
  
• Georgios D. Evangelidis, Ferran Diego, Joan Serrat, Antonio M. López:
  Slice matching for accurate spatio-temporal alignment. 1941-1946
  
• Shizheng Wang, Jianwei Yang, Yanyun Zhao, Anni Cai, Stan Z. Li:
  A surveillance video analysis and storage scheme for scalable synopsis browsing. 1947-1954
  
• Ulas Vural, Yusuf Sinan Akgul:
  Operator attention based video surveillance. 1955-1962
  
• Tae Eun Choe, Mun Wai Lee, Feng Guo, Geoffrey Taylor, Li Yu, Niels Haering:
  Semantic video event search for surveillance video. 1963-1970
  
• Janusz Cichowski, Andrzej Czyzewski:
  Reversible video stream anonymization for video surveillance systems based on pixels relocation and watermarking. 1971-1977
  
• Stefan K. Gehrig, Timo Scharwachter:
  A real-time multi-cue framework for determining optical flow confidence. 1978-1985
  
• Selpi, Torsten Wilhelm, Marcus Jansson, Li Hagstrom, Niklas Brandin, Magnus Andersson, John-Fredrik Gronvall:
  Automatic real-time FACS-coder to anonymise drivers in eye tracker videos. 1986-1993
  
• Ioannis Kostavelis, Evangelos Boukas, Lazaros Nalpantidis, Antonios Gasteratos, Marcos Avilés Rodrigálvarez:
  SPARTAN system: Towards a low-cost and high-performance vision architecture for space exploratory rovers. 1994-2001
  
• Stephen Leary, Markus Deittert, John Bookless:
  Constrained UAV mission planning: A comparison of approaches. 2002-2009
  
• Rodrigo Benenson, Radu Timofte, Luc J. Van Gool:
  Stixels estimation without depth map computation. 2010-2017
  
• Christoph Bodensteiner, Wolfgang Hübner, Kai Jüngling, P. Solbrig, Michael Arens:
  Monocular Camera Trajectory Optimization using LiDAR data. 2018-2025
  
• Michel Antunes, João P. Barreto:
  Stereo estimation of depth along virtual cut planes. 2026-2033
  
• Turgay Senlet, Ahmed M. Elgammal:
  A framework for global vehicle localization using stereo images and satellite and road maps. 2034-2041
  
• Patricia Marquez, Debora Gil, Aura Hernàndez-Sabaté:
  A confidence measure for assessing optical flow accuracy in the absence of ground truth. 2042-2049
  
• Tommi Tykkala, Cedric Audras, Andrew I. Comport:
  Direct Iterative Closest Point for real-time visual odometry. 2050-2056
  
• Houssam Halmaoui, Aurélien Cord, Nicolas Hautière:
  Contrast restoration of road images taken in foggy weather. 2057-2063
  
• Keigo Noba, Fumihiko Sakaue, Jun Sato:
  Showing vehicles at blind corners from mixed-dimensional multi-view geometry. 2064-2069
  
• Sayanan Sivaraman, Brendan Morris, Mohan M. Trivedi:
  Learning multi-lane trajectories using vehicle-based vision. 2070-2076
  
• Rob G. J. Wijnhoven, Peter H. N. de With:
  Unsupervised sub-categorization for object detection: Finding cars from a driving vehicle. 2077-2083
  
• Akihiro Tsukada, Motoki Shino, Michael Devyver, Takeo Kanade:
  Illumination-free gaze estimation method for first-person vision wearable device. 2084-2091
  
• Tobias Gehrig, Hazim Kemal Ekenel:
  Facial action unit detection using kernel partial least squares. 2092-2099
  
• Vipin Vijayan, Kevin W. Bowyer, Patrick J. Flynn:
  3D Twins and Expression Challenge. 2100-2105
  
• Abhinav Dhall, Roland Goecke, Simon Lucey, Tom Gedeon:
  Static facial expression analysis in tough conditions: Data, evaluation protocol and benchmark. 2106-2112
  
• Alessandro Colombo, Claudio Cusano, Raimondo Schettini:
  UMB-DB: A database of partially occluded 3D faces. 2113-2119
  
• Sandra Mau, Farhad Dadgostar, Ian Cullinan, Abbas Bigdeli, Brian C. Lovell:
  A face biometric benchmarking review and characterisation. 2120-2127
  
• Bogdan J. Matuszewski, Wei Quan, Lik-Kwan Shark:
  High-resolution comprehensive 3-D dynamic database for facial articulation analysis. 2128-2135
  
• Raymond W. Ptucha, Grigorios Tsagkatakis, Andreas E. Savakis:
  Manifold based Sparse Representation for robust expression recognition without neutral subtraction. 2136-2143
  
• Martin Köstinger, Paul Wohlhart, Peter M. Roth, Horst Bischof:
  Annotated Facial Landmarks in the Wild: A large-scale, real-world database for facial landmark localization. 2144-2151
  
• Pablo Dago-Casas, Daniel González-Jiménez, Long Long Yu, José Luis Alba-Castro:
  Single- and cross- database benchmarks for gender classification under unconstrained settings. 2152-2159
  
• Debaditya Goswami, Chi-Ho Chan, David Windridge, Josef Kittler:
  Evaluation of face recognition system in heterogeneous environments (visible vs NIR). 2160-2167
  
• László A. Jeni, Dániel Takács, András Lörincz:
  High quality facial expression recognition in video streams using shape related information only. 2168-2174
  
• Gowri Somanath, M. V. Rohith, Chandra Kambhamettu:
  VADANA: A dense dataset for facial image analysis. 2175-2182
  
• Jianguo Li, Tao Wang, Yimin Zhang:
  Face detection using SURF cascade. 2183-2190
  
• Jeffrey M. Girard, Jeffrey F. Cohn:
  Criteria and metrics for thresholded AU detection. 2191-2197
  
• Mohamed Dahmane, Jean Meunier:
  Object representation based on gabor wave vector binning: An application to human head pose detection. 2198-2204
  

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