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Category: Computer Graphics and Multimedia

  • Grouping

    Grouping data is a useful tool for many computer vision tasks. Follow the link for more details.
  • Oriented Texture Curves for Scene Classification

    Scene classification is the task of determining the scene type in which a photograph was taken. In this paper we Read More
  • Mesh Colorization

    A novel algorithm for colorization of meshes. This is important for applications in which the model needs to be colored Read More
  • Recognition

    Occasionally we try design algorithms that recognize stuff in images and videos. Publication: Margolin, L. Zelnik-Manor, and A. Tal, OTC: Read More
  • Saliency Estimation

    When multiple cameras view the same scene often a single good view suffices to visualize what’s going on. Within a single Read More

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Department of Electrical Engineering,
Technion City, Haifa 32000, Israel

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