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ORCIDPattern Recognition Letters, Volume 117
Volume 117, January 2019
- Jiaqi Yang, Yang Xiao, Zhiguo Cao
, Weidong Yang:
Ranking 3D feature correspondences via consistency voting. 1-8 - Gagan Kanojia, Shanmuganathan Raman:
DeepImSeq: Deep image sequencing for unsynchronized cameras. 9-15 - Jiajun Ma, Shuisheng Zhou, Li Chen, Weiwei Wang, Zhuan Zhang:
A sparse robust model for large scale multi-class classification based on K-SVCR. 16-23 - Francesco Bianconi, Elena González:
Counting local n-ary patterns. 24-29 - Chengyong Zheng, Ningning Wang:
Collaborative representation with k-nearest classes for classification. 30-36 - Jaehong Yu, Seokho Kang:
Clustering-based proxy measure for optimizing one-class classifiers. 37-44 - Lucas Henrique Sousa Mello, Flávio Miguel Varejão, Alexandre L. Rodrigues, Thomas W. Rauber:
NP-Hardness of minimum expected coverage. 45-51 - Sunjae Kwon, Youngjoong Ko, Jungyun Seo:
Effective vector representation for the Korean named-entity recognition. 52-57 - Gaoxia Jiang, Wenjian Wang, Wenkai Zhang:
A novel distance measure for time series: Maximum shifting correlation distance. 58-65 - Xiaonan Liu, Yuchen Bai, Yuwen Luo, Zhengwei Yang, Yan Liu:
Iris recognition in visible spectrum based on multi-layer analogous convolution and collaborative representation. 66-73 - Kun Su, Gongping Yang, Lu Yang, Dunfeng Li, Peng Su, Yilong Yin:
Learning binary hash codes for finger vein image retrieval. 74-82 - Qi Yang, Yanzhu Zhang, Tiebiao Zhao:
Example-based image super-resolution via blur kernel estimation and variational reconstruction. 83-89 - Diego Luchi, Alexandre L. Rodrigues, Flávio Miguel Varejão:
Sampling approaches for applying DBSCAN to large datasets. 90-96 - Tuan T. Nguyen, Vedrana Andersen Dahl, J. Andreas Bærentzen:
Multi-phase image segmentation with the adaptive deformable mesh. 97-103 - Hasan F. Ates, Sercan Sunetci:
Multi-hypothesis contextual modeling for semantic segmentation. 104-110 - Yinghao Li, Qiumei Pu, Shuheng Li, Hong Zhang, Xiaofeng Wang, Haodong Yao, Lina Zhao:
Machine learning methods for research highlight prediction in biomedical effects of nanomaterial application. 111-118 - Wen Zhou, Jinyuan Jia:
A learning framework for shape retrieval based on multilayer perceptrons. 119-130 - Suting Chen, Rui Feng, Yanyan Zhang, Chuang Zhang:
Aerial image matching method based on HSI hash learning. 131-139 - Yazhou Yao, Wankou Yang, Pu Huang, Qiong Wang, Yunfei Cai, Zhenmin Tang:
Exploiting textual and visual features for image categorization. 140-145 - Haibin Yan:
Learning discriminative compact binary face descriptor for kinship verification. 146-152 - Deqiang Ouyang, Yonghui Zhang, Jie Shao:
Video-based person re-identification via spatio-temporal attentional and two-stream fusion convolutional networks. 153-160 - Cairong Zhao, Kang Chen, Zhihua Wei, Yipeng Chen, Duoqian Miao, Wei Wang:
Multilevel triplet deep learning model for person re-identification. 161-168 - Chaoqun Chu, Dahan Gong, Kai Chen, Yuchen Guo, Jungong Han, Guiguang Ding:
Optimized projection for hashing. 169-178 - Heng Liu, Liangliang Dai, Shudong Hou, Jungong Han, Hongshen Liu:
Are mid-air dynamic gestures applicable to user identification? 179-185 - Yang Long, Yu Guan, Ling Shao:
Generic compact representation through visual-semantic ambiguity removal. 186-192 - Jinrong Cui, Qi Zhu, Ding Wang, Zuoyong Li:
Learning robust latent representation for discriminative regression. 193-200 - Haofeng Zhang, Yang Long, Ling Shao:
Zero-shot Hashing with orthogonal projection for image retrieval. 201-209
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