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Predicting Movie Ratings from Audience Behaviors

Predicting Movie Ratings from Audience Behaviors

by Martina Megaro | Mar 24, 2016 | Machine Learning

Predicting Movie Ratings from Audience Behaviors We propose a method of representing audience behavior through facial and body motions from a single video stream, and use these features to predict the rating for feature-length movies. March 24, 2016 IEEE Winter...
A coarse integral holography approach for real 3D colour video display

A coarse integral holography approach for real 3D colour video display

by Martina Megaro | Mar 17, 2016 | Visual Computing, Visual Display Technology

A coarse integral holography approach for real 3D colour video display   We have developed a dynamic coarse integral holography approach using opto-mechanical scanning, coarse integral optics and a low space-bandwidth-product high-bandwidth spatial light modulator to...
Underwater 3D Capture using a Low-Cost Commercial Depth Camera

Underwater 3D Capture using a Low-Cost Commercial Depth Camera

by Martina Megaro | Mar 7, 2016 | Capture, Visual Computing

Underwater 3D Capture using a Low-Cost Commercial Depth Camera   This paper presents underwater 3D capture using a commercial depth camera. March 7, 2016IEEE Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV) 2016   Authors Sundara Tejaswi Digumarti...
Assessing Tracking Performance in Complex Scenarios using Mean Time Between Failures

Assessing Tracking Performance in Complex Scenarios using Mean Time Between Failures

by Sarah Frigg | Mar 7, 2016 | Machine Learning, Visual Computing

Assessing Tracking Performance in Complex Scenarios using Mean Time Between Failures   In this work we propose ‘mean time between failures’ as a viable summary of solution quality — especially when the goal is to follow objects for as long as possible March 7,...
Chalkboarding: A New Spatiotemporal Query Paradigm for Sports Play Retrieval

Chalkboarding: A New Spatiotemporal Query Paradigm for Sports Play Retrieval

by Sarah Frigg | Mar 7, 2016 | Machine Learning

Chalkboarding: A New Spatiotemporal Query Paradigm for Sports Play Retrieval   We showcase the efficacy of our approach in a user study, where we demonstrate orders-of-magnitude improvements in search quality compared to baseline systems March 7, 2016Intelligent User...
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