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Simultaneous Acoustic Localization of Multiple Smartphones with Euclidean Distance Matrices

Seyed Mohsen Moosavi Dezfooli, Yvonne Anne Pignolet-Oswald

In this paper, we present an acoustic localization system for multiple devices. In contrast to systems which localize a device relative to one or several anchor points, we focus on the joint localization of several devices relative to each other. We presen ...

Junction Publishing2016

Visually Pleasing Panoramas

Dunai Fuentes Hitos

In this semester project we develop an automated system to rank panoramas captured by the EPFL Livecam according to how visually appealing they are. In other words, a system able to predict an average of the rating of human users for such panoramas. As a w ...

2016

Towards Convenient Calibration for Cross-Ratio based Gaze Estimation

Jean-Philippe Thiran, Nuri Murat Arar, Hua Gao

Eye gaze movements are considered as a salient modality for human computer interaction applications. Recently, cross-ratio (CR) based eye tracking methods have attracted increasing interest because they provide remote gaze estimation using a single uncalib ...

2015

Modeling Users' Information Needs in a Document Recommender for Meetings

Maryam Habibi

People are surrounded by an unprecedented wealth of information. Access to it depends on the availability of suitable search engines, but even when these are available, people often do not initiate a search, because their current activity does not allow th ...

EPFL2015

PALMsiever: a tool to turn raw data into results for single-molecule localization microscopy

Suliana Manley, Seamus John Holden, Thomas Pengo

During the past decade, localization microscopy (LM) has transformed into an accessible, commercially available technique for life sciences. However, data processing can be challenging to the non-specialist and care is still needed to produce meaningful re ...

Oxford University Press2015

Space, people, networks

Selena Savic

In this thesis, I investigate wireless communication from an architectural perspective. I am using design prototypes to explore possibilities for interaction and designing with wirelessness in mind. The public primarily regards wireless networking technolo ...

EPFL2015

Robust Gaze Estimation Based on Adaptive Fusion of Multiple Cameras

Jean-Philippe Thiran, Nuri Murat Arar, Hua Gao

Gaze movements play a crucial role in human-computer interaction (HCI) applications. Recently, gaze tracking systems with a wide variety of applications have attracted much interest by the industry as well as the scientific community. The state-of-the-art ...

2015

On-Board Human-Aware Navigation for Indoor Resource-Constrained Robots: A Case-Study with the Ranger

Alcherio Martinoli, Zeynab Talebpour, Inaki Navarro Oiza

Introducing simple robotic platforms into domes- tic environments is faced with the challenge of social accept- ability. Therefore human-aware navigation is a must for robots operating in environments shared with human users. In this work, we focus on the ...

2015

A facial affect mapping engine

Leonardo Laurence Impett

Facial expressions play a crucial role in human interaction. Interactive digital games can help teaching people to both express and recognise them. Such interactive games can benefit from the ability to alter user expressions dynamically and in real-time. ...

ACM Press2014

Extending explicit shape regression with mixed feature channels and pose priors

Hua Gao

Facial feature detection offers a wide range of applications, e.g. in facial image processing, human computer interaction, consumer electronics, and the entertainment industry. These applications impose two antagonistic key requirements: high processing sp ...

IEEE2014

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