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IP Camera and Solution

IP Camera and Solution. - Ian. 2012.06. Agenda. Product Line. 1. Product Key Features. 2. Product Introduction. 3. 4. Software Partner & Accessories. 5. IPC Solution. Product Line. Network Camera. Box Cam. Indoor Dome. Bullet Cam. Cube Cam. Mini Dome. Thermal Camera.

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A Review On Face Recognition Techniques

A Review On Face Recognition Techniques. Contents. Introduction Review on the topic Related Issues Face Recognition Techniques Comparison Discussion Databases Conclusion References. Introduction. Face recognition is a biometric technique for automatic identification.

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Exam next week

Exam next week. Covers everything about all sensory modalities except hearing This includes: vision balance/touch/taste/smell/ proprioception/theroception. COLOR VISION. Color Vision. Perceiving Color. Primary colors. Red Green Blue. Color Vision.

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Search for relationships of size, shape and position.

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Example: Statistical Estimation

Example: Statistical Estimation. Consider taking a sample of size n from a large population of seeds of the princess bean ( Phaseotus vulgaris ) and record the seed weights. If our sample size is 20 and found the mean = 475 mg and s = 75 mg. What is SE?. Difference between SE and SD.

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Face Databases

Face Databases. Databases for Face Recognition. The appearance of a face is affected by many factors because of its non-rigidity and complex 3D structure: Identity - Age Face pose - Occlusion Illumination - Facial hair Facial expression

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Puzzler

Puzzler.

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Three-Dimensional Face Recognition Using Surface Space Combinations

Three-Dimensional Face Recognition Using Surface Space Combinations. Thomas Heseltine, Nick Pears, Jim Austin Advanced Computer Architecture Group Department of Computer Science - University of York. www.cs. york .ac.uk/~tomh. tom.heseltine@cs.york.ac.uk. Introduction.

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3 . Low Vision for O&M. Evaluations on students with low vision must be done in a variety of settings during, different times of day, under different lighting conditions, etc. Significant difference between reduced acuity and reduced fields.

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Tues 5/ 27

Tues 5/ 27. Aim: How can you work in an open studio to render your final project? Do Now: Describe the techniques associated with the medium you are using. HW: FINAL SKETCHBOOK DUE FRIDAY JUNE 6 th Your Personal Course Reflection

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