Image and video descriptors based on Local Binary Patterns

This presentation was created by Ana I. Maqueda-Nieto for a seminar that explains the Local Binary Patterns descriptor (LBP) and its multiple variants. LBP has been especially successful in the detection and recognition of textures, faces, and facial expressions in color imagery. [Link]

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[Spanish] Cambio de nombre a la plataforma de acceso de Web of Knowledge

Thomson Reuters con la nueva actualización de la plataforma de acceso ha decidido realizar un cambio de nombre a dicha plataforma pasándola a llamar Web of Science. A su vez, ha renombrado la base de datos de Web of Science a Web of Science Core Collection, manteniendo dentro de la licencia nacional los índices de […]

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The classroom will learn you

[From IBM predictions for future (IBM 5 in 5)] [Link] “The classroom of the future will learn about each individual student over the course of their education, helping them master the skills that match their goals.The rapid digitization of educational institutions will allow unprecedented instrumentation of the learning process. Cognitive computing, or learning technologies, will […]

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Impact factor distorsions

Reflection about why the impact factor shouldn’t be used to judge individual scientific work: [Link]

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Machine Vision: Today’s Trends & Tomorrow’s Challenges to Fulfill the Technical Demands

Webinar from Photonics Media: [Link]

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(Spanish) Cómo escribir correctamente la afiliación y nombres de autor en publicaciones científicas

(Información extraída del documento “Propuesta de manual de ayuda a los investigadores españoles para la normalización del nombre de autores e instituciones en las publicaciones científicas” del FECYT publicado en el 2007.) Afiliación El nombre de la INSTITUCIÓN bajo la que se publica.La correcta consignación de la institución bajo la que se publica permite la […]

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Tutorials about Visual Recognition and Machine Learning

The “ENS/INRIA Visual Recognition and Machine Learning Summer School 2011” has publicly available the reading materials, seminar presentations, and source code used in the event. These are characterized by a high quality, and have been elaborated by important experts in the field, such as: This is a list of things that you can find in the online materials of the […]

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Amazing seminar about the interpretation of shadows

This astonishing seminar, called “Accidental Pinhole and Pinspeck Cameras: revealing the scene outside the picture”, gives a refreshing view of the concept of shadows: A shadow is also a form of accidental image. The shadow of an object is all the light that is missing because of the object presence in the scene. If we […]

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New Kinect sensor

From IEEE Spectrum by Evan Ackerman [Link]. …we don’t have any actual specs on the new Kinect yet. Most of the details that we’ve got are from various (brief) hands-on demos, but here’s a rundown of the new stuff: “High-definition,” “high-fidelity” 3D vision. Obviously, the biggest deal for robotics is the improved 3D sensing. We’re […]

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Dataset: Background Models Challenge 2012

Background Models Challenge 2012 dataset is intended for evaluating background subtraction algorithms. Its main characteristics are: The dataset is divided into: Set of videos for learning purposes with ground truth. Set of synthetic videos for evaluation purposes with encrypted ground truth. Set of real videos for evaluation purposes with encrypted ground truth.   Software (not source code) […]

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