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ORCID18th ECCV Workshops 2024: Milan, Italy - Part XXIII
- Alessio Del Bue, Cristian Canton, Jordi Pont-Tuset, Tatiana Tommasi:
Computer Vision - ECCV 2024 Workshops - Milan, Italy, September 29-October 4, 2024, Proceedings, Part XXIII. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 15645, Springer 2025, ISBN 978-3-031-91988-6 - Raja Kumar, Vanshika Vats
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Few-Shot Novel View Synthesis Using Depth Aware 3D Gaussian Splatting. 1-13 - Hexu Zhao, Haoyang Weng, Daohan Lu, Ang Li, Jinyang Li, Aurojit Panda, Saining Xie:
On Scaling Up 3D Gaussian Splatting Training. 14-36 - Jiaxin Wei, Stefan Leutenegger, Laurent Kneip:
AEPnP: A Less-Constrained EPnP Solver for Pose Estimation with Anisotropic Scaling. 37-50 - Yuanbo Chen, Chengyu Zhang, Jason Wang, Xuefan Gao, Avideh Zakhor:
Scalable Indoor Novel-View Synthesis Using Drone-Captured 360 Imagery with 3D Gaussian Splatting. 51-67 - Emilia Szymanska, Mihai Dusmanu, Jan-Willem Buurlage, Mahdi Rad, Marc Pollefeys:
Space3D-Bench: Spatial 3D Question Answering Benchmark. 68-85 - Fei Xue, Ignas Budvytis, Daniel Olmeda Reino, Roberto Cipolla:
VRS-NeRF: Visual Relocalization with Sparse Neural Radiance Field. 86-102 - Ali Youssef, Francisco Vasconcelos:
NeRF-Supervised Feature Point Detection and Description. 103-119 - Sierra Bonilla, Chiara Di Vece, Rema Daher, Xinwei Ju, Danail Stoyanov, Francisco Vasconcelos, Sophia Bano:
Mismatched: Evaluating the Limits of Image Matching Approaches and Benchmarks. 120-137 - Andrew T. Duchowski, Krzysztof Krejtz, Izabela Krejtz:
Real-Time 2nd-Order Gaze Metrics. 138-150 - Wolfgang Fuhl:
Normalized Validity Scores for DNNs in Regression Based Eye Feature Extraction and Real-Time Models for the Raspberry Pi. 151-167 - Prarthana Bhattacharyya, Joshua Mitton, Ryan Page, Owen Morgan, Ben Menzies, Gabriel Homewood, Kemi Jacobs, Paolo Baesso, Dave Trickett, Chris Mair, Taru Muhonen, Rory Clark, Louis Berridge, Richard Vigars, Iain Wallace:
Helios: An Extremely Low Power Event-Based Gesture Recognition for Always-on Smart Eyewear. 168-184 - Zhuang Jia, Jiangfan Deng, Liying Chi, Xiang Long, Daniel K. Du:
CondSeg: Ellipse Estimation of Pupil and Iris via Conditioned Segmentation. 185-198 - Jiangfan Deng, Zhuang Jia, Zhaoxue Wang, Xiang Long, Daniel K. Du:
Towards Unsupervised Eye-Region Segmentation for Eye Tracking. 199-213 - Yvonne Vullers, Luna Gava, Arren Glover, Chiara Bartolozzi:
Towards Low-Power, High-Frequency Gaze Direction Tracking with an Event-Camera. 214-227 - Giovanni Affatato, Marco Paracchini, Francesca Palermo, Diana Trojaniello, Tommaso Ongarello, Marco Marcon, Stefano Tubaro:
Towards Resource-Aware Visual Inertial SLAM. 228-245 - Hao Quan, Francesca Palermo, Simone Mentasti, Diana Trojaniello, Matteo Matteucci:
Evaluating Human Pose Estimation Algorithms for Resource-Constrained Smart Eyewear Device. 246-261 - Julian Moosmann, Pietro Bonazzi, Yawei Li, Sizhen Bian, Philipp Mayer, Luca Benini, Michele Magno:
Ultra-Efficient On-Device Object Detection on AI-Integrated Smart Glasses with TinyissimoYOLO. 262-280 - Riccardo Santambrogio, Federico Caspani, Greta Corti, Francesca Palermo, Simone Mentasti, Diana Trojaniello, Matteo Matteucci:
Towards Real-Time Online Egocentric Action Recognition on Smart Eyewear. 281-294 - Andrea Simpsi, Andrea Aspesi, Simone Mentasti, Luca Merigo, Tommaso Ongarello, Matteo Matteucci:
High-Frequency Near-Eye Ground Truth for Event-Based Eye Tracking. 295-304
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