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'You can mix your methods, but you can't mix your paradigms': a guide to ontology and epistemology for the confused researcher. [PDF]
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The Physician in the Caricature
Postgraduate Medicine, 1961(1961). The Physician in the Caricature. Postgraduate Medicine: Vol. 29, No. 2, pp. 214-218.
H, NATHAN, J, HIRSH, N, BINGOL
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Computer Animation and Virtual Worlds, 2007
AbstractWe make moving caricatures from videos on human faces. Using training images, we created a 3D model of an average face. This allows us to transform the image in each frame of an input video, so that it is seen from the front. Then we apply 2D exaggeration rules to caricature each face.
Eun-Jung Lee, Ji-yong Kwon, In-Kwon Lee
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AbstractWe make moving caricatures from videos on human faces. Using training images, we created a 3D model of an average face. This allows us to transform the image in each frame of an input video, so that it is seen from the front. Then we apply 2D exaggeration rules to caricature each face.
Eun-Jung Lee, Ji-yong Kwon, In-Kwon Lee
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Generation of 3D Caricature by Fusing Caricature Images
2006 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, 2006Caricatures are exaggerated, cartoon-like portraits that try to capture the essence of the subject with a bit of humor or sarcasm. In this paper, we extend the automatic caricature generation algorithm developed previously in two important aspects: 1) we improve the facial feature detection procedure by incorporating active appearance models, and 2) we
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The Laryngoscope, 2009
AbstractThe original Vanity Fair was an English weekly magazine from 1868 to 1914. It offered its readers articles on fashion, current events, reviews of the theater, new books, reports on social events (and the latest scandals), and other trivia.Today, the old Vanity Fair is best known for its glorious caricature prints.
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AbstractThe original Vanity Fair was an English weekly magazine from 1868 to 1914. It offered its readers articles on fashion, current events, reviews of the theater, new books, reports on social events (and the latest scandals), and other trivia.Today, the old Vanity Fair is best known for its glorious caricature prints.
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