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Low-Latency Event-Based Visual Odometry

The agility of a robotic system is ultimately limited by the speed of its processing pipeline. The use of a Dynamic Vision Sensors (DVS), a sensor producing asynchronous events as luminance changes are perceived by its pixels, makes it possible to have a s ...

2014

HDR image compression: a new challenge for objective quality metrics

Touradj Ebrahimi, Philippe Hanhart

High Dynamic Range (HDR) imaging is able to capture a wide range of luminance values, closer to what the human visual system can perceive. It is believed by many that HDR is a technology that will revolutionize TV and cinema industry similar to how color t ...

2014

Distributed user profiling via spectral methods

Dan-Cristian Tomozei

User profiling is a useful primitive for constructing personalised services, such as content recommendation. In the present paper we investigate the feasibility of user profiling in a distributed setting, with no central authority and only local informatio ...

2014

Beating Shapes Relying on Moire Level Lines

Roger Hersch, Sylvain Chosson

We consider the problem of obtaining a recognizable shape as superposition moire of two line gratings. The method we propose generates moire lines located between the shape foreground and background centers and the shape boundaries. Upon relative displacem ...

Association for Computing Machinery2014

Spectral Prediction of Juxtaposed Halftones Relying on the Two-by-two Dot Centering Model

Roger Hersch, Vahid Babaei

In a color reproduction workflow, spectral prediction models are useful for establishing the correspondence between colorant sur- face coverages and resulting printed halftone color. Spectral predic- tion models enable calculation of the color gamut and es ...

2013

Semantic Awareness for Automatic Image Interpretation

Albrecht Johannes Lindner

Finding relations between image semantics and image characteristics is a problem of long standing in computer vision and related fields. Despite persistent efforts and significant advances in the field, today’s computers are still strikingly unable to achi ...

EPFL2013

Resonant absorption of a chemically sensitive layer based on waveguide gratings

Hans Peter Herzig, Vincent Paeder, Marc Schnieper, Guillaume Basset, Laurent Davoine

A colorimetric sensor providing a direct visual indication of chemical contamination was developed. The sensor is a combination of a chemically sensitive dye layer and a resonant waveguide grating. Enhancement of the light absorption by the photonic struct ...

Optical Society of America2013

An Imine-Based Molecular Cage with Distinct Binding Sites for Small and Large Alkali Metal Cations

Rosario Scopelliti, Kay Severin, Clément Schouwey

The synthesis of a cylindrical, imine-based cage composed of two trimeric metallamacrocycles is described. The cage acts as a heterotopic receptor for alkali metal cations. The small cations Li+, Na+, and K+ bind to the outside of the cage with good select ...

Wiley-V C H Verlag Gmbh2013

Near-Infrared Guided Color Image Dehazing

Sabine Süsstrunk, Chen Feng

Near-infrared (NIR) light has stronger penetration capability than visible light due to its long wavelength, thus being less scattered by particles in the air. This makes it desirable for image dehazing to unveil details of distant objects in landscape pho ...

2013

A Novel Compressive Sensing Approach to Simultaneously Acquire Color and Near-infrared Images on a Single Sensor

Sabine Süsstrunk, Yue Lu, Zahra Sadeghipoor Kermani

Sensors of most digital cameras are made of silicon that is inherently sensitive to both the visible and near-infrared parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. In this paper, we address the problem of color and NIR joint acquisition. We propose a framework f ...

2013

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