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After a major flood catastrophe, a precious information is the delineation of the affected areas. Remote sensing imagery, especially synthetic aperture radar, allows to obtain a global and complete view of the situation. However, the detection of the flood ...
The convex ℓ1-regularized logdet divergence criterion has been shown to produce theoretically consistent graph learning. However, this objective function is challenging since the ℓ1-regularization is nonsmooth, the logdet objective is n ...
This paper offers a methodological contribution for computing the distance between two empirical distributions in an Euclidean space of very large dimension. We propose to use decision trees instead of relying on standard quantification of the feature spac ...
The convex l(1)-regularized log det divergence criterion has been shown to produce theoretically consistent graph learning. However, this objective function is challenging since the l(1)-regularization is nonsmooth, the log det objective is not globally Li ...
Automatic facial expression analysis promises to be a game- changer in many application areas. But before this promise can be fulfilled, it has to move from the laboratory into the wild. The Emotion Recognition in the Wild challenge pro- vides an opportuni ...
The issues in the energy-efficiency process have much interest in the automotive industry. The energy criteria are also important in machine selection as well as productivity when new equipment is introduced on a shop floor. Remote laser welding having ben ...
In this paper, we investigate employment of discriminatively trained acoustic features modeled by Subspace Gaussian Mixture Models (SGMMs) for Rich Transcription meeting recognition. More specifically, first, we focus on exploiting various types of complex ...
This paper reports on a pilot study of the integration between the Systemic Enterprise Architecture Method (SEAM) and the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) in a requirements engineering project. The objective of the project, conducted in one of the major ba ...
Standard automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems use phonemes as subword units. Thus, one of the primary resource required to build a good ASR system is a well developed phoneme pronunciation lexicon. However, under-resourced languages typically lack su ...
To improve visual tracking, a large number of papers study more powerful features, or better cue fusion mechanisms, such as adaptation or contextual models. A complementary approach consists of improving the track management, that is, deciding when to add ...