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2018
In this paper, we present the Sloth Search System (SSS) for large scale video browsing. Our key concept is to apply object recognition and scene classification to generate keyword tags from video images. This indexing process is performed only on selected frames for faster processing. The keyword tags are used to retrieve videos from a text-based query.
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In this paper, we present the Sloth Search System (SSS) for large scale video browsing. Our key concept is to apply object recognition and scene classification to generate keyword tags from video images. This indexing process is performed only on selected frames for faster processing. The keyword tags are used to retrieve videos from a text-based query.
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Veterinary Pathology
Alimentary mycosis is seldom reported in sloths. Through a multi-institutional retrospective study, we described the histological features of fungal infections within the digestive tract of sloths of the Bradypus and Choloepus genera.
Daniel Felipe Barrantes Murillo +5 more
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Alimentary mycosis is seldom reported in sloths. Through a multi-institutional retrospective study, we described the histological features of fungal infections within the digestive tract of sloths of the Bradypus and Choloepus genera.
Daniel Felipe Barrantes Murillo +5 more
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Science, 1942
Childs Frick, honorary curator of the American Museum of Natural History, has kindly permitted me to examine and report upon a phalangeal element of an extinct megalonychid ground sloth from the Quaternary of Alaska. The specimen, No. F.A.M. 30844, a first or proximal phalanx, possibly of the fourth digit, manus, is larger than the corresponding bone ...
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Childs Frick, honorary curator of the American Museum of Natural History, has kindly permitted me to examine and report upon a phalangeal element of an extinct megalonychid ground sloth from the Quaternary of Alaska. The specimen, No. F.A.M. 30844, a first or proximal phalanx, possibly of the fourth digit, manus, is larger than the corresponding bone ...
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