An Integrated Traffic and Pedestrian Vision System: Papers

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Papers Produced During the Project

• Hierarchical shape fitting using an iterated linear filter A Baumberg, in proc. British Machine Vision Conference, volume~1, pages 313--323. BMVA, September 1996.
  • Available as a Image and Vision computing version

• Leeds People Tracker A Baumberg. A short readable overview of the techniques behind the program, including a discussion of how mutual occlusions with cars are handled.
  • Available Here

• Statistical models of object interaction R. J. Morris, D. C. Hogg, Proc IEEE Workshop on Visual Surveillance Bombay '98. pp 81-85.
  • Available Here

• Learning the Distribution of Object Trajectories for Event Recognition N Johnson and D C Hogg, In Pycock D., editor, British Machine Vision Conference, pages 583-592. BMVA, September 1995.
  • Avaliable here
  • Neil Johnsons Research Page

• Learning the distribution of object trajectories for event recognition. N Johnson and D C Hogg, Image & Vision Computing, 14(8):609-615, August 1996.
  • Extended version of BMVC95 paper.

• Agent Orientated Annotation in Model Based Visual Surveillance P.Remagnino, T.Tan, K.Baker, Proceedings of ICCV'98, 4-7th January, Bombay, India, 1998,
  • Abstract
  • gzipped Postscript (2.8 Mb)

• An Integrated Traffic and Pedestrian Model_based Vision System P.Remagnino, A. Baumberg, T. Grove, D. Hogg, T.Tan, A.Worrall, K.Baker, Proceedings of BMVC97, volume 2, Colchester, 8-11th September, University of Essex, UK, pp 380-389, 1997
  • Abstract
  • gzipped Postscript (4.1Kb)

Prior Work on Active Shape Models

• Learning Flexible Models from Image Sequences, in proc. of the European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV), Stockholm, May 94
  • Available as a technical report

• An Efficient Method for Contour Tracking using Active Shape Models, in proc. of IEEE Workshop on Motion of Non-rigid and Articulated Objects, Texas, Nov 94
  • Available as a technical report

• An Adaptive Eigenshape Model, in proc. of the British Machine Vision Conference, Birmingham, Sept 95
  • Click here for postscript copy

• Learning Spatiotemporal Models from Examples, in proc. of the British Machine Vision Conference, Birmingham, Sept 95 (awarded prize for best scientific paper at BMVC95)
  • Available as a technical report

Also see the list of Reading Papers for for stuff on car tracking.

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