Searching for authors named "Manolis Wallace" – sorted by Relevance.
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Computationally efficient incremental transitive closure of sparse fuzzy binary relations. Submitted to The
- Abstract — Existing literature in the field of transitive relations focuses mainly on dense, Boolean, undirected relations. With the emergence of a new area of intelligent retrieval, where sparse transitive fuzzy ordering relations are utilized, existing theory and methodologies need to be extended,
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Soft Attribute Selection for Hierarchical Clustering in High Dimensions
- In this paper we perform an hierarchical clustering in high – dimensional spaces, without first applying any space reduction. Instead, in each step of the algorithm we perform a soft feature selection, witch does not have to be shared among all input elements. The main goal is to correctly identify
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Using ontologies and fuzzy relations in
- multimedia personalization
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Iterated Function Systems as Human Perceivable Spectral Tests of Randomness
- Abstract:- The deterministic generation of pseudorandom sequences is not a trivial task. Quite the contrary; even chaotic functions are often poor pseudorandom sequence generators. Thus, given the range of applications that require random inputs and the cost of actual random number generating equipm
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of salient regions in successive CT images
- Abstract. This study presents an integrated approach to locating and presenting the medical practitioner with salient regions in a computed tomography (CT) scan when focusing on the area of the liver. A number of image processing tasks are performed in successive scans to extract areas with a differ
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context in
- Representation of user preferences and adaptation to
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Facial expression classification based on MPEG-4 FAPs: The use of evidence and prior knowledge for uncertainty removal
- Abstract — As low resolution shots, rotations of the head with respect to the camera, face deformation due to speech and so on inflict a great deal of uncertainty in FAP measurements, uncertainty is also inherent in the process of expression analysis. In this paper we tackle such uncertainty via the
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Using k-nearest neighbor and feature selection as an improvement to hierarchical clustering
- Abstract. Clustering of data is a difficult problem that is related to various fields and applications. Challenge is greater, as input space dimensions become larger and feature scales are different from each other. Hierarchical clustering methods are more flexible than their partitioning counterpar
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S.: Confidencebased fusion of multiple feature cues for facial expresssion recognition
- Abstract — Since facial expressions are a key modality in human communication, the automated analysis of facial images for the estimation of the displayed expression is essential in the design of intuitive and accessible human computer interaction systems. In most existing rule-based expression reco
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Combination of multiple extraction algorithms in the detection of facial features
- Automated analysis of facial images for the estimation of the displayed expression is essential in the design of intuitive and accessible human computer interaction systems. In existing rule-based expression recognition approaches, different feature extraction techniques have been tested that allow
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