Exploratory analysis of time-lapse imagery with fast subset PCA

Abrams, Austin; Feder, Emily; Pless, Robert

doi:10.1109/wacv.2011.5711523

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“…This problem limits the spatial generalizability of the transformation, and the algorithm only performs effectively when the test and training data come from areas that are nearby. Future work will explore forms of dimensionality reduction such as PCA, which has been used [20] on imagery from static webcams to determine spatial and temporal subsets, and partial least squares regression [21].…”

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Transforming morning to afternoon using linear regression techniques

Lowry

Milford

Wyeth

2014

2014 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA)

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Visual localization in outdoor environments is often hampered by the natural variation in appearance caused by such things as weather phenomena, diurnal fluctuations in lighting, and seasonal changes. Such changes are global across an environment and, in the case of global li seasonal variation, the change in appearance occurs in a regular, cyclic manner. Visual localization could be greatly improved if it were possible to predict the appearance of a particular location at a particular time appearance of the location in the past and knowledge of the nature of appearance change over time.In this paper, we investigate whether global changes in an environment can be learned improve visual localization performance. We a test case, and generate transformations between morning and afternoon using sample images from a training set. We demonstrate the learned transformation can be generalized from training data and show the resulting visual a test set is improved relative to raw image compar improvement in localization remains when the area is revisited several weeks later.

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Transforming morning to afternoon using linear regression techniques

Lowry

Milford

Wyeth

2014

2014 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA)

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“…This way SVD provid being analyzed in terms of reco gives back the best matrices wh matrices. Also since we perform SVD one does not need to plac the RAM all at once [5]. SVD with PCA is really adv optimal minimum dimensions matrix [10].…”

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Emotion detection in sequence of images using advanced PCA with SVM

Sharma

Gupta

2014

2014 5th International Conference - Confluence the Next Generation Information Technology Summit (Confluence)

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Empowering machine frameworks to distinguish facial expressions and further to deduce emotions from the sequence of images continuously presents an exigent research subject. This paper proposes Fast PCA, an alterations to PCA by using SVD that gives the best rank for any matrix and can produce almost ideal correctness in just a few iterations also being speedier than the general PCA. We utilize a programmed facial characteristic tracker to perform face detection. The facial characteristics from the sequences are utilized as input data to a Support Vector Machine classifier. The Cohn-Kanade dataset has been used for the testing of our approach.

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Long-Range Spatio-Temporal Modeling of Video with Application to Fire Detection

Ravichandran

Soatto

2012

Computer Vision – ECCV 2012

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Exploratory analysis of time-lapse imagery with fast subset PCA

Cited by 4 publications

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Transforming morning to afternoon using linear regression techniques

Transforming morning to afternoon using linear regression techniques

Emotion detection in sequence of images using advanced PCA with SVM

Long-Range Spatio-Temporal Modeling of Video with Application to Fire Detection

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