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jbjohns - Haptics and Sketch Recognition: April 2008
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Jbjohns - Haptics and Sketch Recognition. Clogging the Tubes, one Blog entry at a time. Now covers two courses/fields/disciplines, so it's more of a gesture recognition catch-22. Wednesday, April 23, 2008. Eisenstein - discourse topic and gestural form. Jacob Eisenstein, Regina Barzilay, and Randall Davis. "Discourse Topic and Gestural Form." AAAI 2008. It's true that about 10% of word occurrences (about 80% of the vocabulary, with numbers off the top of my head from memory) for large corpora are topic s...
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Mustafa's Human-Computer Interaction Pages: Visual Recognition of Sketched Symbols
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Mustafa's Human-Computer Interaction Pages. A homepage for summaries of articles about human-computer interaction, intelligent user interfaces and hand-drawn sketch diagram recognition. 24 Şubat 2009 Salı. Visual Recognition of Sketched Symbols. Visual Recognition of Sketched Symbols. Tom Y Ouyang, Randall Davis. In feature extraction, the normalized symbols are converted to low-level feature images. 5 features are calculated for each point in the input image as follows:. 4 orientation features are calcu...
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jbjohns - Haptics and Sketch Recognition: December 2007
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Jbjohns - Haptics and Sketch Recognition. Clogging the Tubes, one Blog entry at a time. Now covers two courses/fields/disciplines, so it's more of a gesture recognition catch-22. Friday, December 14, 2007. Posted by - D. Links to this post. Thursday, December 13, 2007. Alvarado and Lazzareschi - Properties of Diagrams. Alvarado, Christine, and Michael Lazzareschi. "Properties of Real-World Digital Logic Diagrams." PLT 2007. Posted by - D. Links to this post. Wais, Wolin, and Alvarado perform a Wizard of ...
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jbjohns - Haptics and Sketch Recognition: Murayama - Spidar G&G
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Jbjohns - Haptics and Sketch Recognition. Clogging the Tubes, one Blog entry at a time. Now covers two courses/fields/disciplines, so it's more of a gesture recognition catch-22. Saturday, May 10, 2008. Murayama - Spidar G&G. I wonder if the strings of the Spidar would get in your way and limit your movement. Surely they would. Rotation would also be tough because you can't hold onto something and rotate it more than about 180 degrees. No real evaluation performed, just a little bit of speedup data.
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jbjohns - Haptics and Sketch Recognition: May 2008
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Jbjohns - Haptics and Sketch Recognition. Clogging the Tubes, one Blog entry at a time. Now covers two courses/fields/disciplines, so it's more of a gesture recognition catch-22. Saturday, May 10, 2008. Eisenstein - Device independence and extensibility. This seems crazy complicated for /very/ little accuracy. Using neural networks to classify the static ASL letters (all but Z and J), they only get 67 % accuracy. Other approaches are able to get close to 95-99% for the same data. I guess thin...Wiimote&#...
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Paul Taele's Blog on Sketch Recognition: Paper #21 - SketchREAD: A Multi-Domain Sketch Recognition Engine
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Paul Taele's Blog on Sketch Recognition. This is my blog for Dr. Hammond's Sketch Recognition class (CSPC 689-604). Wednesday, November 7, 2007. Paper #21 - SketchREAD: A Multi-Domain Sketch Recognition Engine. SketchREAD: A Multi-Domain Sketch Recognition Engine. Christine Alvarado and Randall Davis). December 13, 2007 at 12:13 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Paper #24 - Properties of Real-World Digital Logic. Paper #23 - Sketch Interpretation Using Multiscale. College Station, TX, United States.
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Paul Taele's Blog on Sketch Recognition: Paper #20 - Speech and Sketching: An Empirical Study of Multimodal Interaction
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Paul Taele's Blog on Sketch Recognition. This is my blog for Dr. Hammond's Sketch Recognition class (CSPC 689-604). Wednesday, November 7, 2007. Paper #20 - Speech and Sketching: An Empirical Study of Multimodal Interaction. Speech and Sketching: An Empirical Study of Multimodal Interaction. Aaron Adler and Randall Davis). Would throw off the system even more. December 11, 2007 at 11:09 AM. December 13, 2007 at 12:17 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Paper #20 - Speech and Sketching: An Empirical S...
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Paul Taele's Blog on Sketch Recognition: October 2007
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Paul Taele's Blog on Sketch Recognition. This is my blog for Dr. Hammond's Sketch Recognition class (CSPC 689-604). Wednesday, October 31, 2007. Paper #18 - Constellation Models for Sketch Recognition. Constellation Models for Sketch Recognition. D Sharon and M. van de Panne). Saturday, October 27, 2007. Paper #17 - Envisioning Sketch Recognition: A Local Feature Based Approach to Recognizing Informal Sketches. Envisioning Sketch Recognition: A Local Feature Based Approach to Recognizing Informal Sketches.
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jbjohns - Haptics and Sketch Recognition: February 2008
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Jbjohns - Haptics and Sketch Recognition. Clogging the Tubes, one Blog entry at a time. Now covers two courses/fields/disciplines, so it's more of a gesture recognition catch-22. Wednesday, February 27, 2008. Sagawa - Recognizing Sequence Japanese Sign Lang. Words. Determination of which hands are used (both vs. one hand, right vs. left hand) is done by comparing the hand velocities of the two hands, both on "which max is greater" (Eq 3) and "avg squared difference in velocity? Using their stuff, they se...
