Abstract Human-Computer Interaction in Map Revision Systems (2009)
Jun Zhou, Walter F. Bischof, Terry Caelli
Cartographic map revision cannot be automated completely because, for legal reasons, a human operator is ultimately responsible for all revisions. We present a human-centered map revision system in...
MULTIMEDIA ITEM TYPE DESIGN FOR ASSESSING HUMAN COGNITIVE SKILLS 1 (2009)
Irene Cheng, Walter F. Bischof
Multimedia content has been used in education applications, e.g. in distance learning, to make learning more intuitive, more interactive and more effective than the traditional presentation formats....
Terry Caelli, Walter F. Bischof
Machine learning has been applied to many problems related to scene interpretation. It has become clear from these studies that it is important to develop or choose learning proce-dures appropriate...
Extracting Lines in Noisy Image Using Directional Information (2008)
Detection of lines in noisy image is not easy. When using Hough transform, multiple false peaks may be generated from collinear noisy edge points obtained from edge detection, and in turn create...
Abstract Visual Learning: An Overview (2008)
We review modern approaches to the learning and recognition of complex patterns, including discriminant functions, neural networks, decision trees, and hidden Markov models. We then intro duce...
Knowledge Transfer in Semi-automatic Image Interpretation (2008)
Jun Zhou, Li Cheng, Terry Caelli, Walter F. Bischof
Abstract. Semi-automatic image interpretation systems utilize interactions between users and computers to adapt and update interpretation algorithms. We have studied the influence of human inputs on...
Parallel Techniques for Rule-Based Scene Interpretation (2008)
Walter F. Bischof, Terry Caelli
Abstract. We consider a parallel, rule-based approach for learning and recognition of pattern and objects in scenes. Classification rules for pattern fragments are learned with objects presented in...
Knowledge Transfer in Semi-automatic Image Interpretation (2008)
Jun Zhou, Li Cheng, Terry Caelli, Walter F. Bischof
Abstract. Semi-automatic image interpretation systems utilize interactions between users and computers to adapt and update interpretation algorithms. We have studied the influence of human inputs on...
Learning Relational Structures for 2D Pattern and 3D Object Recognition (2007)
Adrian R. Pearce, Terry Caelli, Walter F. Bischof
: We present and comparethreenewtechniques for Learning Relational Structures (RS) as they occur in 2D pattern and 3D object recognition. The threetechniques, Evidence-Based Systems (EBS),...
Rulegraphs for Pattern Recognition (2007)
Adrian Pearce, Terry Caelli, Walter F. Bischof
We present and compare two new techniques for Learning Relational Structures (RS) as they occur in 2D pattern and 3D object recognition. The two techniques, Evidence-Based Systems (EBS) and...
Efficient Spatial and Temporal Learning Procedures and Relational Evidence Theory (2007)
Adrian Pearce, Terry Caelli, Walter F. Bischof
We present a relational and evidence-based approach to building systems which can learn various identification, location and planning tasks in spatial and temporal domains. This machine learning...
On Real-Time Synthetic Primate Vision (2007)
Andrew A. Dankers, Nick Barnes, Walter F. Bischof, Alex Zelinsky
The primate vision system exhibits numerous capabilities. Some important basic visual competencies include: 1) a consistent representation of visual space across eye movements; 2) egocentric spatial...
Learning Relational Structures for 2D Pattern and 3D Object Recognition (2007)
Adrian R. Pearce, Terry Caelli, Walter F. Bischof
Over the past fifty years, many different techniques have been developed for recognizing 2D patterns and 3D objects invariant to different types of geometric transformations, contextual conditions...
W.: A novel learning approach for semi-automatic road tracking (2006)
We tackle the problem of semi-automatic road tracking in aerial photos. Our solution to this human-computer interaction problem is to provide a learning approach that integrates naturally input from...
Understanding human-computer interactions in map revision (2004)
Jun Zhou, Walter F. Bischof, Terry Caelli
Abstract. Tracking, parsing and modeling human-computer interactions to edit, revise documents is difficult but necessary if we are to develop automated technologies that will aid or replace humans....
Pablo Figueroa, Walter F. Bischof, Pierre Boulanger, H. James Hoover
www.elsevier.com/locate/ijhcs Efficient comparison of platform alternatives in interactive virtual reality applications
Rapid serial visual distraction: Task-irrelevant items can produce an attentional blink (2004)
Visser, Troy A. W., Bischof, Walter F., Di Lollo, Vincent
When two sequential targets (T1 and T2) are presented within about 600 msec, perception of the second target is impaired. This attentional blink (AB) has been studied by means of two paradigms: rapid...
A comparison of neural and graphical models for syntactic and structural pattern recognition (2003)
Terry Caelli, Walter F. Bischof
Recent developments in the theory and uses of Bayesian Networks in pattern recognition and image understanding (PRIU) raise questions about the relationships between Bayesian compared to non-Bayesian...
Learning spatio-temporal relational structures (2001)
Walter F. Bischof, Terry Caelli
W e introduce a rule-based approach for learning and recognition of complex actions in terms of spatio-temporal attributes of primitive event sequences. During learning, spatio-temporal decision...
Learning Relational Structures: Applications in Computer Vision (1994)
Adrian R. Pearce, Terry Caelli, Walter F. Bischof
We present and compare two new techniques for Learning Relational Structures (RS) as they occur in 2D pattern and 3D object recognition. These techniques, Evidence-Based Networks (EBS-NNet) and...
Rulegraphs for graph matching in pattern recognition (1994)
Adrian Pearce, Terry Caelli, Walter F. Bischof
In Pattern Recognition, the Graph Matching problem involves the matching of a sample data graph with the subgraph of a larger model graph where vertices and edges correspond to pattern parts and...
Rulegraphs for Graph Matching in Pattern Recognition (1994)
Adrian R. Pearce, Terry Caelli, Walter F. Bischof
In Pattern Recognition, the Graph Matching problem involves the matching of a sample graph with the subgraph of a larger model graph where vertices and edges correspond to pattern parts and their...
Pattern classification Filters Scale space Edges (1987)
Terry M. Caelli*t, Walter F. Bischof, Zhi-qiang Liu, Cross Correlation
Abstract--In this paper we consider a technique for pattern classification based upon the development of prototypes which capture the distinguishing features ("disjunctive...
Rudolf Groner, Marina Groner, Walter F. Bischof, Marina Groner, Rudolf Groner, ...
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