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Point Matching as a Classification Problem for Fast and Robust Object Pose Estimation

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Point Matching as a Classification Problem for Fast and Robust Object Pose Estimation

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Scene image classification and segmentation with quantized local descriptors and latent aspect modeling

Scene image classification and segmentation with quantized local descriptors and latent aspect modeling

A Thousand Words in a Scene

Feature Harvesting for Tracking-by-Detection

Natural Scene Image Modeling using Color and Texture Visterms.

Natural Scene Image Modeling using Color and Texture Visterms.

Robust Feature Point Extraction and Tracking for Augmented Reality

A Thousand Words in a Scene

Towards Recognizing Feature Points using Classification Trees

Feature point extraction using scale-space representation

Scene image classification and segmentation with quantized local descriptors and latent aspect modeling

A Thousand Words in a Scene

Scene image classification and segmentation with quantized local descriptors and latent aspect modeling

Feature Harvesting for Tracking-by-Detection

A Thousand Words in a Scene

Natural Scene Image Modeling using Color and Texture Visterms.

Natural Scene Image Modeling using Color and Texture Visterms.

Robust Feature Point Extraction and Tracking for Augmented Reality

Towards Recognizing Feature Points using Classification Trees

Feature point extraction using scale-space representation