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    NeRF-FF: a plug-in method to mitigate defocus blur for runtime optimized neural radiance fields

    Neural radiance fields (NeRFs) have revolutionized novel view synthesis, leading to an unprecedented level of realism in rendered images. However, the reconstruction quality of NeRFs suffers significantly from...

    Tristan Wirth, Arne Rak, Max von Buelow, Volker Knauthe in The Visual Computer (2024)

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    Ubiquitous multi-occupant detection in smart environments

    Recent advancements in ubiquitous computing have emphasized the need for privacy-preserving occupancy detection in smart environments to enhance security. This work presents a novel occupancy detection solutio...

    Daniel Fährmann, Fadi Boutros, Philipp Kubon in Neural Computing and Applications (2024)

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    The overlap** effect and fusion protocols of data augmentation techniques in iris PAD

    Iris Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) algorithms address the vulnerability of iris recognition systems to presentation attacks. With the great success of deep learning methods in various computer vision fie...

    Meiling Fang, Naser Damer, Fadi Boutros in Machine Vision and Applications (2021)

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    Seamless and non-repetitive 4D texture variation synthesis and real-time rendering for measured optical material behavior

    We show how to overcome the single weakness of an existing fully automatic system for acquisition of spatially varying optical material behavior of real object surfaces. While the expression of spatially varyi...

    Martin Ritz, Simon Breitfelder, Pedro Santos, Arjan Kuijper in Computational Visual Media (2019)

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    Piggybacking Detection Based on Coupled Body-Feet Recognition at Entrance Control

    A major risk of an automated high-security entrance control is that an authorized person takes an unauthorized person into the secured area. This practice is called “piggybacking”. Known systems try to prevent...

    Dirk Siegmund, Vinh Phuc Tran in Progress in Pattern Recognition, Image Ana… (2019)

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    Text Localization in Born-Digital Images of Advertisements

    Localizing text in images is an important step in a number of applications and fundamental for optical character recognition. While born-digital text localization might look similar to other complex tasks in t...

    Dirk Siegmund, Aidmar Wainakh, Tina Ebert in Progress in Pattern Recognition, Image Ana… (2018)

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    Web-Based Visualization Component for Geo-Information

    Three-dimensional visualization of maps is becoming an increasingly important issue on the Internet. The growing computing power of consumer devices and the establishment of new technologies like HTML5 and Web...

    Ralf Gutbell, Lars Pandikow, Arjan Kuijper in Human Interface and the Management of Info… (2018)

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    Visualization of Zoomable 2D Projections on the Web

    The objective of the work is the research and development of a web-based visualization system for the creation and testing of zoomable projection cards. The basic idea is to project a multidimensional data set...

    Michael Maus, Tobias Ruppert, Arjan Kuijper in HCI in Business, Government, and Organizat… (2018)

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    Visual Guidance to Find the Right Spot in Parameter Space

    The last few decades brought upon a technological revolution that has been generating data by users with an ever increasing variety of digital devices, resulting in such an incredible volume of data, that we a...

    Alexander Brakowski, Sebastian Maier in Human Interface and the Management of Info… (2018)

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    Fiber Defect Detection of Inhomogeneous Voluminous Textiles

    Quality assurance of dry cleaned industrial textiles is still a mostly manually operated task. In this paper, we present how computer vision and machine learning can be used for the purpose of automating defec...

    Dirk Siegmund, Timotheos Samartzidis, Biying Fu, Andreas Braun in Pattern Recognition (2017)

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    Investigating Low-Cost Wireless Occupancy Sensors for Beds

    Occupancy sensors are used in care applications to measure the presence of patients on beds or chairs. Sometimes it is necessary to swiftly alert help when patients try to get up, in order to prevent falls. Mo...

    Andreas Braun, Martin Majewski in Distributed, Ambient and Pervasive Interac… (2016)

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    Screen Space Cone Tracing for Glossy Reflections

    Indirect lighting (also Global Illumination (GI)) is an important part of photo-realistic imagery and has become a widely used method in real-time graphics applications, such as Computer Aided Design (CAD), Au...

    Lukas Hermanns, Tobias Franke, Arjan Kuijper in Virtual, Augmented and Mixed Reality (2016)

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    Dynamic Sampling for Visual Exploration of Large Dense-Dense Matrices

    We present a technique which allows visual exploration of large dense-occupied similarity matrices. It allows the comparison of several dimensions of a multivariate data set. For the visualization, the data ar...

    Philipp Roskosch, James Twellmeyer in Human Interface and the Management of Info… (2016)

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    Exploring Machine Learning Object Classification for Interactive Proximity Surfaces

    Capacitive proximity sensors are a variety of the sensing technology that drives most finger-controlled touch screens today. However, they work over a larger distance. As they are not disturbed by non-conducti...

    Andreas Braun, Michael Alekseew in Distributed, Ambient and Pervasive Interac… (2016)

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    Visualization of Composer Relationships Using Implicit Data Graphs

    Relationships between classical music composers are known due to explicit historic material, for instance the friendship between Joseph Haydn and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, as well as the influence of the latter...

    Christoph Niese, Tatiana von Landesberger in Human Interface and the Management of Info… (2016)

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    Mid-Air Gestures for Virtual Modeling with Leap Motion

    We study to which extent Leap Motion can be used for mid-air interaction while working on various virtual assembling and shape modeling tasks. First, we outline the conceptual design phase, which is done by st...

    Jian Cui, Dieter W. Fellner, Arjan Kuijper in Distributed, Ambient and Pervasive Interac… (2016)

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    High Availability of Big-Geo-Data as a Platform as a Service

    There are ever-increasing challenges in the development of spatial data. The data increase rises continuously. The sharp rise in these information collections more and more data storage is required. Furthermor...

    Tim Förster, Simon Thum, Arjan Kuijper in HCI in Business, Government, and Organizat… (2016)

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    Guest Editorial: Scale Space and Variational Methods

    Arjan Kuijper, Tom Pock, Kristian Bredies in Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision (2015)

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    Visual Comparison of 3D Medical Image Segmentation Algorithms Based on Statistical Shape Models

    3D medical image segmentation is needed for diagnosis and treatment. As manual segmentation is very costly, automatic segmentation algorithms are needed. For finding best algorithms, several algorithms need to...

    Alexander Geurts, Georgios Sakas in Digital Human Modeling. Applications in He… (2015)

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    Immersive Interaction Paradigms for Controlling Virtual Worlds by Customer Devices Exemplified in a Virtual Planetarium

    This work provides an insight into the basics of 3D applications in conjunction with various customer devices. In this case, the application is a 3D planetarium of our solar system for a museum. The aim is to ...

    Andreas Schaller, Tim Biedenkapp, Jens Keil in Universal Access in Human-Computer Interac… (2015)

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