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    Calibrationless Sensor Fusion Using Linear Optimization for Depth Matching

    Recently the observation of surveillanced areas scanned by multi-camera systems is getting more and more popular. The newly developed sensors give new opportunities for exploiting novel features.

    László Havasi, Attila Kiss, László Spórás, Tamás Szirányi in Combinatorial Image Analysis (2014)

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    A Dynamic MRF Model for Foreground Detection on Range Data Sequences of Rotating Multi-beam Lidar

    In this paper, we propose a probabilistic approach for foreground segmentation in 360°-view-angle range data sequences, recorded by a rotating multi-beam Lidar sensor, which monitors the scene from a fixed pos...

    Csaba Benedek, Dömötör Molnár in Advances in Depth Image Analysis and Appli… (2013)

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    Geometrical and Textural Component Separation with Adaptive Scale Selection

    The present paper addresses the cartoon/texture decomposition task, offering theoretically clear solutions for the main issues of adaptivity, structure enhancement and the quality criterion of the goal functio...

    Tamás Szirányi, Dániel Szolgay in Computational Intelligence for Multimedia Understanding (2012)

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    Tracking the Saliency Features in Images Based on Human Observation Statistics

    We address the statistical inference of saliency features in the images based on human eye-tracking measurements. Training videos were recorded by a head-mounted wearable eye-tracker device, where the position...

    Szilard Szalai, Tamás Szirányi in Computational Intelligence for Multimedia … (2012)

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    Orthogonality Based Stop** Condition for Iterative Image Deconvolution Methods

    Deconvolution techniques are widely used for image enhancement from microscopy to astronomy. The most effective methods are based on some iteration techniques, including Bayesian blind methods or Greedy algori...

    Dániel Szolgay, Tamás Szirányi in Computer Vision – ACCV 2010 (2011)

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    Trainable blotch detection on high resolution archive films minimizing the human interaction

    Film archives are continuously in need of automatic restoration tools to accelerate the correction of film artifacts and to decrease the costs. Blotches are a common type of film degradation and their correcti...

    Attila Licsár, Tamás Szirányi, László Czúni in Machine Vision and Applications (2010)

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    VISRET – A Content Based Annotation, Retrieval and Visualization Toolchain

    This paper presents a system for content-based video retrieval, with a complete toolchain for annotation, indexing, retrieval and visualization of imported data. The system contains around 20 feature descripto...

    Levente Kovács, Ákos Utasi, Tamás Szirányi in Advanced Concepts for Intelligent Vision S… (2009)

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    Geometrical Scene Analysis Using Co-motion Statistics

    Deriving the geometrical features of an observed scene is pivotal for better understanding and detection of events in recorded videos. In the paper methods are presented for the estimation of various geometric...

    Zoltán Szlávik, László Havasi in Advanced Concepts for Intelligent Vision S… (2007)

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    Markovian Framework for Foreground-Background-Shadow Separation of Real World Video Scenes

    In this paper we give a new model for foreground-back-ground-shadow separation. Our method extracts the faithful silhouettes of foreground objects even if they have partly background like colors and shadows ar...

    Csaba Benedek, Tamás Szirányi in Computer Vision – ACCV 2006 (2006)

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    Image Indexing by Focus Map

    Content-based indexing and retrieval (CBIR) of still and motion picture databases is an area of ever increasing attention. In this paper we present a method for still image information extraction, which in its...

    Levente Kovács, Tamás Szirányi in Advanced Concepts for Intelligent Vision Systems (2005)

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    Use of Human Motion Biometrics for Multiple-View Registration

    A novel image-registration method is presented which is applicable to multi-camera systems viewing human subjects in motion. The method is suitable for use with indoor or outdoor surveillance scenes. The paper...

    László Havasi, Zoltán Szlávik in Advanced Concepts for Intelligent Vision S… (2005)

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    Hand Gesture Recognition in Camera-Projector System*

    Our paper proposes a vision-based hand gesture recognition system. It is implemented in a camera-projector system to achieve an augmented reality tool. In this configuration the main problem is that the hand s...

    Attila Licsár, Tamás Szirányi in Computer Vision in Human-Computer Interaction (2004)

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    Adaptive Stabilization of Vibration on Archive Films

    Image vibration is a typical type of degradation that is difficult to restore in an automatic film restoration system. It is usually caused by improper film transportation during the copying or the digitizatio...

    Attila Licsár, László Czúni, Tamás Szirányi in Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns (2003)

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    Comparing Objective and Subjective Quality Results for Compression Pre-processing with Non-linear Diffusion

    Compression systems like JPEG include optional pre-processing with filtering to avoid compression artefacts. At higher compression ratios a stronger filtering is needed that impacts the large scale image conte...

    Ivan Kopilovic, Tamás Szirányi in Scale Space Methods in Computer Vision (2003)

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    Optimization of Paintbrush Rendering of Images by Dynamic MCMC Methods

    We have developed a new stochastic image rendering method for the compression, description and segmentation of images. This paintbrush-like image transformation is based on a random searching to insert brush-s...

    Tamás Szirányi, Zoltán Tóth in Energy Minimization Methods in Computer Vi… (2001)

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    Object Oriented Motion-Segmentation for Video-Compression in the CNN-UM

    Object-oriented motion segmentation is a basic step of the effective coding of image-series. Following the MPEG-4 standard we should define such objects. In this paper, a fully parallel and locally connected c...

    Tamás Szirányi, Károly László, László Czúni in Journal of VLSI signal processing systems … (1999)

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    Noise effects in statistical subpixel pattern recognition

    Recognition of very low resolution patterns which cover only a few pixels in the image screen can not be made by the conventional recognition methods.

    Tamás Szirányi in Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns (1993)