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An accumulating interpreter for cognitive vision production systems
Knowledge-based recognition and analysis of high dimensional data such as aerial images often has high computational complexity. For most applications time and computational resources such as memory are limite...
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On the semantics of object-oriented landmark recognition
Computer vision is an ever more important means for the navigation of UAVs. Here we propose a landmark recognition system looking for salient man-made infrastructure. An object-oriented structural system is pr...
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An accumulating interpreter for cognitive vision production systems
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Object-oriented landmark recognition for UAV-navigation
Computer vision is an ever more important means for the navigation of UAVs. Here we propose a landmark recognition system looking for salient man-made infrastructure. An object-oriented structural system is pr...
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Building extraction based on stereo analysis of high-resolution SAR images taken from orthogonal aspect directions
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Where Is the Hole Punch? Object Localization Capabilities on a Specific Bureau Task
In this paper, knowledge-based recognition of objects in a bureau scene is studied and compared using two different systems on a common data set: In the first system active scene exploration is based on semant...