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Table XIII: Combining Weighted Experts. Type of Experts Number of Experts Error

in Error Correlation And Error Reduction In Ensemble Classifiers
by Kagan Tumer, Joydeep Ghosh

Table 1. Subject details. Vision data are baseline measures at standard illumination levels

in Evaluation of a Prototype Minified Augmented-View Device for Patients with Impaired Night Vision
by Alex R. Bowers Phd Mcoptom, Gang Luo, Noa M. Rensing, Gang Luo Phd, Noa M. Rensing Phd, Eli Peli, Msc Od, Alex R. Bowers
"... In PAGE 8: ... Methods The evaluation included clinical vision tests performed under different illumination levels with and without a device, an indoor obstacle course under two low illumination levels, and an outdoor stationary device evaluation at night. The indoor and outdoor assessments were done on separate days (with the exception of one subject) and the order of assessments varied between subjects Subjects Six patients with night blindness participated in this study ( Table1 ). All subjects ... ..."

Table 5: Correlation of Ratings Between Experts Expert

in Discovering and Describing Category Differences: What makes a discovered difference insightful?
by Stephen D. Bay, Michael J. Pazzani 2000
"... In PAGE 5: ...ission officers have a particular focus (e.g., minority stu- dents) and would be more interested in rules of that type. We tabulated the inter-correlation of the experts in Table5 using the pooled C5 and STUCCO responses. The results are sur- prisingly in that the correlation between experts is very low.... ..."
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Table 5: Correlation of Ratings Between Experts Expert

in Discovering and Describing Category Differences:
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 5: ...ission officers have a particular focus (e.g., minority stu- dents) and would be more interested in rules of that type. We tabulated the inter-correlation of the experts in Table5 using the pooled C5 and STUCCO responses. The results are sur- prisingly in that the correlation between experts is very low.... ..."

Table 2. Characteristics of stereo vision and sonar

in A sensor fusion based user interface for vehicle teleoperation
by Roger Meier, Terrence Fong, Charles Thorpe, Charles Baur 1999
"... In PAGE 3: ... The stereo vision system and ultrasonic sonars are co- located on a sensor platform (see Figure 1) which may be mounted on a vehicle. We chose these sensors based on their complementary characteristics (see Table2 ) and their wide range of appli- cations in mobile robotics. The stereo vision system is a Small Vision Module (SVM)[7].... ..."
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Table 1. Specifications of the Axi-Vision Camera

in Axi-vision camera (real-time distance-mapping camera
by Masahiro Kawakita, Keigo Iizuka, Tahito Aida, Hiroshi Kikuchi, Hideo Fujikake, Jun Yonai, Kuniharu Takizawa 2000
"... In PAGE 3: ...q. ~9!. 3. Axi-Vision Camera System Figures 4 and 5 show a schematic diagram and a photograph of the Axi-Vision Camera, respectively, the specifications of which are listed in Table1 . The Axi-Vision Camera consists of an intensity- modulated illuminator, a probe camera with an ul- trafast shutter, a CCD panel, a signal processor, and an ordinary color TV camera.... ..."
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Table 1. Vision processing execution cycle time

in Continuous Humanoid Interaction: An Integrated Perspective - Gaining Adaptivity, Redundancy, Flexibility - In One
by Gordon Cheng, Akihiko Nagakubo, Yasuo Kuniyoshi 2001
"... In PAGE 11: ...isually track the movement of a person. Disparity and depth perception have also been included into our system. Figure 7 provides a summary of the vision processing stages of our system. The processing is performed at real- time, Table1 provides the processing cycle time of these key stages of the vision processes. The processing is well within the 30Hz video cycle, with a total processing time of 16.... ..."
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Table 1: Performance of the vision system (130 users)

in In: Proc. of ICCV Workshop on Projector-Camera Systems (PROCAMS'03). Nice, France. Applications of Steerable Projector-Camera Systems
by Claudio Pinhanez, Rick Kjeldsen, Anthony Levas, Gopal Pingali, Mark Podlaseck, Noi Sukaviriya
"... In PAGE 4: ... Considering that the vision system and the projection system were integrated only weeks preceding the exhibition, the combined system worked remarkably well. As shown in Table1 , a sample with 130 consecutive users with 621 button touch events (touching gestures or false detections) yielded correct detection of touching gestures in 81% of the events, with 12% false negatives and 7% false positives. If the bucket events are excluded from the count, the performance exceeds 89%.... ..."

Table 2: Proflles of the experts

in A Multi-Agent System that Facilitates Scientific Publications Search
by Aliaksandr Birukou, Enrico Blanzieri, Paolo Giorgini
"... In PAGE 7: ... Of course, some of the selected papers are not relevant to a particular expert, being relevant to a group as a whole. The proflles are given in Table2 . The informa- tion that we need to determine experts and the information about citations is taken from CiteSeer using a specially de- veloped wrapper.... ..."

Table 3. The performance for vision-based navigation

in Developmental Robots: Theory, Method and Experimental Results
by Juyang Weng, Wey S. Hwang, Yilu Zhang, Colin H. Evans 1999
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