| L. Davis, V. Philomin, and R. Duraiswami. Tracking Humans from a Moving Platform. In ICPR, Barcelona, Spain, September 3-8 2000. |
....most difficult issues is to separate moving objects and stationary objects. In surveillance applications, even though the sensors are mounted on stationary platforms, the changes of the environment still make it difficult. Only a small amount of DTMO research mounts sensors on moving platforms [32][5][7] The successful accomplishment of tasks relies on an accurate pose estimation system. The results of SLAM will be more accurate if moving objects can be filtered out. Although moving objects are the troublesome parts of SLAM, they are the main concerns of DTMO. Therefore if we can integrate ....
L. Davis, V. Philomin and R. Duraiswami. Tracking humans from a moving platform. 15th Int. Conf. on Pattern Recognition. Vol. 4, pp. 171-78, 2000.
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L. Davis, V. Philomin, and R. Duraiswami. Tracking Humans from a Moving Platform. In ICPR, Barcelona, Spain, September 3-8 2000.
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V. Philomin, L. Davis and R. Duraiswami. Tracking humans from a moving platform. In Proceedings of the IEEE 15th International Conference on Pattern Recognition, 2000, pp. 41714179.
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L. Davis, V. Philomin and R. Duraiswami. Tracking humans from a moving platform. 15th Int. Conf on Pattern Recognition. Vol. 4, pp. 171-78, 2000.
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L. Davis, V. Philomin and R. Duraiswami. Tracking humans from a moving platform. 15th Int. Conf. on Pattern Recognition. Vol. 4, pp. 171-78, 2000.
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