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  • Automatic Classification of Abandoned Objects for Surveillance of Public Premises 
    Otoom Ahmed; Piccardi Massimo; Gunes Hatice (IEEE, 2008)
    One of the core components of any visual surveillance system is object classification, where detected objects are classified into different categories of interest. Although in airports or train stations, abandoned objects ...
  • Automatic, Dimensional and Continuous Emotion Recognition 
    Gunes Hatice; Pantic Maja (IGI Global, 2010)
    Recognition and analysis of human emotions have attracted a lot of interest in the past two decades and have been researched extensively in neuroscience, psychology, cognitive sciences, and computer sciences. Most of the ...
  • Automatic Flowchart Layout for Program Visualization 
    Lai Wei; Huang Mao (Software Engineers Association, 2002)
    Flowcharts have been used for helping the programmers to write, analyze and maintain programs. Several systems for displaying flowcharts on the computer screen have been developed. However, there is little research on ...
  • Automatic gait recognition using weighted binary pattern on video 
    Kusakunniran Worapan; Wu Qiang; Li Hongdong; Zhang Jian (IEEE Computer Society, 2009)
    Human identification by recognizing the spontaneous gait recorded in real-world setting is a tough and not yet fully resolved problem in biometrics research. Several issues have contributed to the difficulties of this task. ...
  • Automatic Human Action Recognition in Video by Graph Embedding 
    Zare Borzeshi Ehsan; Xu Yi Da; Piccardi Massimo (Springer-Verlag, 2011)
    The problem of human action recognition has received increasing attention in recent years for its importance in many applications. Yet, the main limitation of current approaches is that they do not capture well the spatial ...
  • The Automatic Identification of Melanoma by Wavelet and Curvelet Analysis: The Automatic Identification of Melanoma by Wavelet and Curvelet Analysis: 
    Abu Mahmoud Md Khaled; Al-Jumaily Adel; Takruri Maen (IEEE, 2011)
    this paper proposes an automatic skin cancer (melanoma) classification system. The input for the prosed system is a collected data images, it followed by different image processing procedures to enhance the image properties. ...
  • Automatic License Plate Recognition: A review 
    He Xiangjian; Jia Wenjing; Piccardi Massimo (CSREA Press, 2004)
    In recent years, many researches on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) have been reported. Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) is one form of ITS technology that not only recognizes and counts vehicles, ...
  • Automatic Online Porn Detection and Tracking 
    Agbinya Johnson; Lok Bernard; Da Silva Sandro; Wong Aska (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2005)
    In this paper Hue Saturation, Value (HSV) modeling is used for segmenting human skin colours and for detection of pornographic images. The clustering of human skin colours in the HSV space is demonstrated. Using a mixed ...
  • Automatic Road Extraction from Aerial Images: A Contemporary Survey 
    Tien David; Jia Wenjing (Macquarie Scientific Publishing, Sydney, Australia, 2007)
  • Automatic Segmentation of Spontaneous Data using Dimensional Labels from Multiple Coder 
    Mihalis Nicolaou; Gunes Hatice; Pantic Maja (Multimodal Corpora, 2010)
    This paper focus on automatic of spontaneous data using continuous dimensional labels from multiple coders. It introduces efficient algorithms to the aim of (i) producing ground-truth by maximizing inter-coder agreement, ...
  • Automatic Temporal Segment Detection and Affect Recognition From Face and Body Display 
    Gunes Hatice; Piccardi Massimo (IEEE, 2009)
    Psychologists have long explored mechanisms with which humans recognize other humans' affective states from modalities, such as voice and face display. This exploration has led to the identification of the main mechanisms, ...
  • Automatic visual recognition of face and body action units 
    Gunes Hatice; Piccardi Massimo (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2005)
    Expressive face and body gestures are among the main non-verbal communication channels in humanhuman interaction. Understanding human emotions through these nonverbal means is one of the necessary skills both for humans ...
  • Automating Contract Negotiation 
    Debenham John; Lawrence Elaine (IEEE, 2008)
    The automation of contract negotiation requires intelligent agents that can assimilate and use real-time information flows wisely. Electronic markets are information-rich with access to the Internet and the World Wide Web. ...
  • Autonomic resource management for extensible control planes 
    Hoang Doan; Yousef Bushar; Rogers Glynn (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2005)
    A dynamically extensible control plane is a key enabling feature of next generation intelligent selfconfiguring networks. This extensibility can be achieved by enabling service deployment into the control plane of a ...
  • Autonomy: Life and Being 
    Williams Mary-Anne (Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, 2010)
    This paper uses robot experience to explore key concepts of autonomy, life and being. Unfortunately, there are no widely accepted definitions of autonomy, life or being. Using a new cognitive agent architecture we argue ...
  • Autopoiesis & mobile technology adoption: The case of wireless collaboration 
    Kay Robert; Er Michael (Springer-Verlag, 2005)
    Highly complex collaborative systems often present contexts where the use of wireless enabled technologies could provide numerous benefits. The adoption of such technologies has proved extremely difficult, however. This ...
  • AUXie: Initial Evaluation of a Blind-Accessible Virtual Museum Tour 
    Dulyan Aram; Edmonds Ernest (CHISIG, 2010)
    Remotely accessible audio-based virtual tours can offer great utility for blind or vision impaired persons, eliminating the difficulties posed by travel to unfamiliar locations, and allowing truly independent exploration. ...
  • Availability and Load Balancing in Cloud Computing 
    Chaczko Zenon; Mahadevan Venkatesh; Aslanzadeh Shahrzad; Mcdermid Christopher (IACSIT Press, Singapore, http://www.ipcsit.com/vol14.htm, 2011)
    Availability of cloud systems is one of the main concerns of cloud computing. The term, availability of clouds, is mainly evaluated by ubiquity of information comparing with resource scaling. In clouds, load balancing, as ...
  • Avatar motion control by natural body movement via camera 
    Li Na; Chen Chun; Wang Qiang; Song Mingli; Tao Dacheng; Li Xuelong (Elsevier Science Bv, 2008)
    With the popularity of cameras and rapid development of computer vision technology, vision-based HCI is attracting extensive interests. In this paper, we present a system for controlling avatars by natural body movement ...
  • Avatars:A Shifting Interaction 
    Deray Kristine (Australian Computer Society, 2001)
    The intersection of theatre-performance, design, and informatics is a fertile area for a broader understanding of the possible design and interaction between people and avatars in simulated three dimensional information ...