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    Adaptive-Scale Robust Estimator Using Distribution Model Fitting

    We propose a new robust estimator for parameter estimation in highly noisy data with multiple structures and without prior information on the noise scale of inliers. This is a diagnostic method that uses rando...

    Thanh Trung Ngo, Hajime Nagahara, Ryusuke Sagawa in Computer Vision – ACCV 2009 (2010)

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    Video Synthesis with High Spatio-Temporal Resolution Using Motion Compensation and Image Fusion in Wavelet Domain

    This paper presents a novel algorithm for obtaining a high spatio-temporal resolution video from two video sequences. These sequences are high resolution with low frame rate and low resolution with high frame ...

    Kiyotaka Watanabe, Yoshio Iwai, Hajime Nagahara in Computer Vision – ACCV 2006 (2006)

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    Video Synthesis with High Spatio-temporal Resolution Using Spectral Fusion

    We propose a novel strategy to obtain a high spatio-temporal resolution video. To this end, we introduce a dual sensor camera that can capture two video sequences with the same field of view simultaneously. Th...

    Kiyotaka Watanabe, Yoshio Iwai in Multimedia Content Representation, Classif… (2006)

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    Calibration of Rotating Line Camera for Spherical Imaging

    A number of applications in many fields, including virtual reality, digital archiving, etc., now require the capturing of large fields of view (FOV) and high-resolution images. Recently, rotating line cameras ...

    Tomoyuki Hirota, Hajime Nagahara, Masahiko Yachida in Computer Vision – ACCV 2006 (2006)

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    Real-Time Omnidirectional Image Sensors

    Conventional T.V. cameras are limited in their field of view. A real-time omnidirectional camera which can acquire an omnidirectional (360 degrees) field of view at video rate and which could be applied in a v...

    Yasushi Yagi, Masahiko Yachida in International Journal of Computer Vision (2004)

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    A Novel Wearable System for Capturing User View Images

    In this paper, we propose a body attached system to capture the experience of a person in sequence as audio/visual information. The proposed system consists of two cameras (one IR (infra-red) camera and one wi...

    Hirotake Yamazoe, Akira Utsumi in Computer Vision in Human-Computer Interact… (2004)

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    Rolling and swaying motion estimation for a mobile robot by using omnidirectional optical flows

    Described here is a method for estimating rolling and swaying motions of a mobile robot using optical flow. We have proposed an image sensor with a hyperboloidal mirror for the vision-based navigation of a mo...

    Yasushi Yagi, Wataru Nishi, Nels Benson in Machine Vision and Applications (2003)

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    Face Recognition System Using Accurate and Rapid Estimation of Facial Position and Scale

    Face recognition technology needs to be robust for arbitrary facial appearances. In this paper, we propose a face recognition system that is efficient and robust for facial scale variations. In the process of ...

    Takatsugu Hirayama, Yoshio Iwai in Audio- and Video-Based Biometric Person Au… (2003)

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    Wide-Range Tracking Hands in Real-Time

    We propose a method for wide-range tracking of hands in real-time by a vision sensor. By using random sampling and importance sampling, our method can track hands and estimate hand positions in real-time. We u...

    Yoshio Iwai, Tomohiro Mashita in Articulated Motion and Deformable Objects (2002)

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    Gesture and Posture Estimation by Using Locally Linear Regression

    Many methods for measuring human motion have been proposed because they can be applied to various fields such as CG animation, virtual reality, and gesture recognition. This paper proposes a method for gesture...

    Yoshio Iwai, Keita Manjoh, Masahiko Yachida in Articulated Motion and Deformable Objects (2002)

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    Face Recognition Based on Efficient Facial Scale Estimation

    Facial recognition technology needs to be robust for arbitrary facial appearances because a face changes according to facial expressions and facial poses. In this paper, we propose a method which automatically...

    Takatsugu Hirayama, Yoshio Iwai in Articulated Motion and Deformable Objects (2002)

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    Reactive Visual Navigation Based on Omnidirectional Sensing – Path Following and Collision Avoidance

    Described here is a visual navigation method for navigating a mobile robot along a man-made route such as a corridor or a street. We have proposed an image sensor, named HyperOmni Vision, with a hyperboloidal ...

    Yasushi Yagi, Hiroyuki Nagai in Journal of Intelligent and Robotic Systems (2001)

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    Support System for Creative Activity by Information Acquirement through Internet

    Social activities are divided into two types. One is a creative activity by the combination of the existing object, and another is an imitative activity by which the created matters settles. Since a creation i...

    Wataru Sunayama, Masahiko Yachida in New Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence (2001)

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    Making 2D Map of Environments Based upon Routes Scenes

    This paper proposes a method for making a map of large scale environment based upon route scenes, assuming that the topological relation of routes at intersections is known. A panoramic representation is used ...

    Shigang Li, Akira Ochi, Yasushi Yagi, Masahiko Yachida in Autonomous Robots (2000)

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    Discover unknown causes from inferred and visualized Co-occurring events

    It is hard to have knowledge including all events which may have caused observed events. This makes it difficult to infer significant causes of observed events. However, unexpected relations detected between k...

    Yukio Ohsawa, Masahiko Yachida in New Generation Computing (2000)

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    The species fitness method for the evolution of cooperative behavior in a group task

    This paper considers the evolution of cooperative behaviors as the interaction among agents using a genetic algorithm to improve the performance of the task in a group (group performance). Previous research often...

    Tomohiro Yamaguchi, Masaki Kitahashi, Masahiko Yachida in Artificial Life and Robotics (1999)

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    Computer Aided Discovery of User’s Hidden Interest for Query Restructuring

    Most Internet users use Search Engines to get information on the WWW. However, users cannot be content with the output of search engines because it’s hard to express the user’s own interest as a search query. The...

    Wataru Sunayama, Yukio Ohsawa, Masahiko Yachida in Discovery Science (1999)

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    Discover Risky Active Faults by Indexing an Earthquake Sequence

    A Method for finding areas with the highest risks of near-future earthquakes, from data of observed past earthquakes, have been desired. The presented Fatal Fault Finder (F 3) finds risky ...

    Yukio Ohsawa, Masahiko Yachida in Discovery Science (1999)

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    Refining Search Expression by Discovering Hidden User’s Interests

    When an Internet user wants to know about a certain topic, the user uses a search engine to find pages related to that topic. However, there are so many pages in World Wide Web that the user cannot access to t...

    Wataru Sunayama, Yuji Nomura, Yukio Ohsawa, Masahiko Yachida in Discovey Science (1998)

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    Discovery of Unknown Causes from Unexpected Co-occurrence of Inferred Known Causes

    We or computers cannot have perfect knowledge about real events. Even in a very simple case, it is very difficult to have knowledge including every event which may have caused observed events. This makes it di...

    Yukio Ohsawa, Masahiko Yachida in Discovey Science (1998)

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