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Editorial: Crossing sensory boundaries: multisensory perception through the lens of audition. [PDF]
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Conats: A Novel Framework for Cross-Modal Map Extraction
2022Nowadays, the quality of digital maps is vital to various road-based applications, like autonomous driving, route recommendation, etc. The traditional way of map extraction/update through land surveying is expensive and usually fails to meet map recency requirements.
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Establishing Cross-Modal Mappings: Empirical and Computational Investigations
2014Pawan Sinha, Jonas Wulff, Richard Held
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Deep Semantic Mapping for Cross-Modal Retrieval
2015 IEEE 27th International Conference on Tools with Artificial Intelligence (ICTAI), 2015Cross-Modal mapping plays an essential role in multimedia information retrieval systems. However, most of existing work paid much attention on learning mapping functions but neglected the exploration of high-level semantic representation of modalities.
Cheng Wang 0002 +2 more
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Image Tagging via Cross-Modal Semantic Mapping
Proceedings of the 23rd ACM international conference on Multimedia, 2015Images without annotations are ubiquitous on the Internet, and recommending tags for them has become a challenging open task in image understanding. A common bottleneck of related work is the semantic gap between the image and text representations.
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Persistent Stereo Visual Localization on Cross-Modal Invariant Map
IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems, 2020Autonomous mobile vehicles are expected to perform persistent and accurate localization with low-cost equipment. To achieve this goal, we propose a stereo camera based visual localization method using a modified laser map, which takes the advantage of both the low cost of camera, and high geometric precision of laser data to achieve long-term ...
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