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3D Human Pose Estimation from Monocular Video Sequences in Underwater Scenarios. [PDF]
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Measurement of Shank Length in Live Chickens Using Visible-Infrared Image Fusion and Keypoint Prediction. [PDF]
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Recent Advances in Vision-Based Beef Cattle Body Measurement Technologies. [PDF]
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KGDet: Keypoint-Guided Fashion Detection
Locating and classifying clothes, usually referred to as clothing detection, is a fundamental task in fashion analysis. Motivated by the strong structural characteristics of clothes, we pursue a detection method enhanced by clothing keypoints, which is a compact and effective representation of structures.
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Keypoint Detection Using Higher Order Laplacian of Gaussian
This paper presents a keypoint detection method based on the Laplacian of Gaussian (LoG). In contrast to the Difference of Gaussian (DoG)-based keypoint detection method used in Scale Invariant Feature Transform (SIFT), we focus on the LoG operator and ...
Jeongil Seo, Unsang Park, Saleh Saeed
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2D Animal Skeletons Keypoint Detection: Research Progress and Future Trends
Research on two-dimensional keypoint detection within the domain of computer vision has experienced significant advancements. In contrast to the high precision and applicability achieved in human applications, the field of animal keypoint detection ...
Ronghua Gao, Wang Rong
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2019 International Conference on Document Analysis and Recognition Workshops (ICDARW), 2019
In keypoint regression, models are trained to consume an image and produce the x, y coordinates of some entity, e.g., a person's nose or corner of a document. Typical methods for doing so include linear regression over deep features to directly produce x, y coordinates and training networks to regress a dense heatmap around each keypoint.
Christopher Tensmeyer, Tony R. Martinez
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In keypoint regression, models are trained to consume an image and produce the x, y coordinates of some entity, e.g., a person's nose or corner of a document. Typical methods for doing so include linear regression over deep features to directly produce x, y coordinates and training networks to regress a dense heatmap around each keypoint.
Christopher Tensmeyer, Tony R. Martinez
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Keypoint detection by cascaded fast
2014 IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP), 2014When the FAST method for detecting corner features at high speed is applied to images that include complex textures (regions that include foliage, shrubbery, etc.), many corners that are not needed for object recognition are detected because FAST defines corner features on the basis of a 16-pixel bounding circle.
Takahiro Hasegawa +4 more
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