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2015 IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV), 2015
This paper presents a novel 3D modeling framework that reconstructs an indoor scene as a structured model from panorama RGBD images. A scene geometry is represented as a graph, where nodes correspond to structural elements such as rooms, walls, and objects. The approach devises a structure grammar that defines how a scene graph can be manipulated.
Satoshi Ikehata +2 more
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This paper presents a novel 3D modeling framework that reconstructs an indoor scene as a structured model from panorama RGBD images. A scene geometry is represented as a graph, where nodes correspond to structural elements such as rooms, walls, and objects. The approach devises a structure grammar that defines how a scene graph can be manipulated.
Satoshi Ikehata +2 more
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IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 1980
Shape description and recognition is an important and interesting problem in scene analysis. Our approach to shape description is a formal model of a shape consisting of a set of primitives, their properties, and their interrelationships. The primitives are the simple parts and intrusions of the shape which can be derived through the graph-theoretic ...
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Shape description and recognition is an important and interesting problem in scene analysis. Our approach to shape description is a formal model of a shape consisting of a set of primitives, their properties, and their interrelationships. The primitives are the simple parts and intrusions of the shape which can be derived through the graph-theoretic ...
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Protein Structure Modeling with MODELLER
2008Genome sequencing projects have resulted in a rapid increase in the number of known protein sequences. In contrast, only about one-hundredth of these sequences have been characterized using experimental structure determination methods. Computational protein structure modeling techniques have the potential to bridge this sequence-structure gap.
Narayanan, Eswar +4 more
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Constraints, 2001
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Structural models of psychopathy
Current Psychiatry Reports, 2005Psychopathy traditionally is defined by a cluster of inferred personality traits and socially deviant behaviors. The accepted standard for the reliable and valid assessment of psychopathy is the Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R). Because of its importance in basic and applied research, and in the mental health and criminal justice systems, the PCL ...
Robert D, Hare, Craig S, Neumann
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The Structure of Structured Bond Portfolio Models
Operations Research, 1992Over the past decade, optimization models have been widely used to help select bond portfolios. Several different formulations are popular. The purposes of this paper are to clarify the basic structures of the models, to explain the relationships among them, and to assess their strengths and weaknesses.
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Structure prediction and modelling
Current Opinion in Biotechnology, 1991Protein structure prediction from sequence remains a major goal in molecular biology. The methods described in this review concentrate on deriving structural information through the detection of similarities between a test sequence and a database of known structures. Such methods are often referred to as knowledge-based strategies reflecting the use of
M B, Swindells, J M, Thornton
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2004 International Conference on Image Processing, 2004. ICIP '04., 2005
A hierarchical framework for the recognition of complex deformable shapes is developed. In extension to traditional approaches an additional layer of control is introduced to guide the local search for subshapes. This is realized by incorporating knowledge about their spatial relationships.
Steven Bergner +2 more
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A hierarchical framework for the recognition of complex deformable shapes is developed. In extension to traditional approaches an additional layer of control is introduced to guide the local search for subshapes. This is realized by incorporating knowledge about their spatial relationships.
Steven Bergner +2 more
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1992
For a molecule of biological importance, one expects a strong correlation between the three-dimensional structure and its biological function(s). Molecular simulations allow the prediction of physical properties of macromolecules. Many of these properties are closely related to the molecular structure.
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For a molecule of biological importance, one expects a strong correlation between the three-dimensional structure and its biological function(s). Molecular simulations allow the prediction of physical properties of macromolecules. Many of these properties are closely related to the molecular structure.
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Modeling the structure of the ribosome
Biochemistry and Cell Biology, 1995Considering the size and complexity of the ribosome and the growing body of data from a wide range of experiments on ribosomal structure, it is becoming increasingly important to develop tools that facilitate the development of reliable models for the ribosome.
Easterwood, Thomas R. +1 more
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