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Towards Unified Human Parsing and Pose Estimation

by Jian Dong, Qiang Chen, Xiaohui Shen, Jianchao Yang, Shuicheng Yan
"... We study the problem of human body configuration anal-ysis, more specifically, human parsing and human pose es-timation. These two tasks, i.e. identifying the semantic re-gions and body joints respectively over the human body image, are intrinsically highly correlated. However, pre-vious works gener ..."
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formulate the hu-man parsing and pose estimation problem jointly within a unified framework via a tailored And-Or graph. A novel Grid Layout Feature is then designed to effectively cap-ture the spatial co-occurrence/occlusion information be-tween/within the Parselets and MJGTs. Thus the mutually

Parse’s theory in practice

by Gail J. Mitchell - In , 1993
"... This article presents the application of man-living-health in practice with one elderly person over a period of time. Examination of the as-sumptions underpinning the man-living-health theory help to clarify the basic tenets of the theory and the focus of nursing practice. The nurse-person interrela ..."
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This article presents the application of man-living-health in practice with one elderly person over a period of time. Examination of the as-sumptions underpinning the man-living-health theory help to clarify the basic tenets of the theory and the focus of nursing practice. The nurse

Efficient Algorithms for Richer Formalisms: Parsing and Machine Translation

by Liang Huang
"... My PhD research has been on the algorithmic and formal aspects of computational linguistics, esp. in the areas of parsing and machine translation. I am interested in developing efficient algorithms for formalisms with rich expressive power, so that we can have a better modeling of human languages wi ..."
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My PhD research has been on the algorithmic and formal aspects of computational linguistics, esp. in the areas of parsing and machine translation. I am interested in developing efficient algorithms for formalisms with rich expressive power, so that we can have a better modeling of human languages

One-to-One Teleapprenticeship as a Means for Nurses Teaching and Learning Parse’s Theory of Human Becoming

by Judy R. Norris, Rn Phd
"... This research investigated one-to-one teleapprenticeship as a means of teaching and learning Parse’s theory of hu-man becoming. Teleapprenticeship is defined as a one-to-one learning relationship, conducted entirely by E-mail, in which a mentor-teacher guides a learner in the construction of knowled ..."
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This research investigated one-to-one teleapprenticeship as a means of teaching and learning Parse’s theory of hu-man becoming. Teleapprenticeship is defined as a one-to-one learning relationship, conducted entirely by E-mail, in which a mentor-teacher guides a learner in the construction

Efficient Human Pose Estimation via Parsing a Tree Structure Based Human Model

by Xiaoqin Zhang, Changcheng Li, Xiaofeng Tong, Weiming Hu, Steve Maybank, Yimin Zhang - IEEE 12th International Conference on Computer Vision , 2009
"... Human pose estimation is the task of determining the states (location, orientation and scale) of each body part. It is important for many vision understanding applications, e.g. visual interactive gaming, immersive virtual reality, content-based image retrieval, etc. However, it remains a challengin ..."
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more efficient exploration than the sampling based search and exhaustive search, and thus achieves a tremendous speed-up. Experi-mental results demonstrate the efficiency and effectiveness of the proposed method in estimating various kinds of hu-man poses, even with cluttered background, poor

ARTICLE Feeling RespectedNursing Scien e Quarterly, 19:1, January 2006 Feeling Respected: A Parse Method Study

by Rosemarie Rizzo Parse, Rn Phd Faan
"... This article reports a Parse research study on feeling respected with 10 participants. The finding of this study is the structure: The lived experience of feeling respected is fortifying assuredness amid potential disregard emerging with the fulfilling delight of prized alliances. The structure is d ..."
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Dangerfield clearly struck a universal chord that re-sounds with humankind with his man-tra, “I don’t get no respect. ” There is much written about respect from vari-ous points of view. Most of these views, though, arise from a natural science per-spective, reflecting a view of the human as a bio

Nursing Science Quarterly,12:2, Ap il 1999The Lived Experience of Se-renity The Lived Experience of Serenity: Using Parse’s Research Method

by Barbara G. Kruse, Rn Phd
"... Parse’s research method was used to investigate the meaning of serenity for survivors of a life-threatening illness or traumatic event. Ten survivors of cancer told their stories of the meaning of serenity as they had lived it in their lives. Descriptions were aided by photographs chosen by each par ..."
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presence—emerged and led to a theoretical structure of serenity from the hu-man becoming perspective. Findings confirm serenity as a multidimensional process. The purpose of this study, guided by Parse’s (1981, 1992, 1995) theory and research method, was to investigate the meaning of serenity for survivors

Getting Serious about Word Sense Disambiguation

by Hwee Tou Ng , 1997
"... Recent advances in large-scale, broad coverage part-of-speech tagging and syntactic parsing have been achieved in no small part due to the availability of large amounts of online, human-annotated corpora. In this paper, I argue that a large, human sensetagged corpus is also critical as well as ..."
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Recent advances in large-scale, broad coverage part-of-speech tagging and syntactic parsing have been achieved in no small part due to the availability of large amounts of online, human-annotated corpora. In this paper, I argue that a large, human sensetagged corpus is also critical as well

IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON SYSTEMS, MAN, AND CYBERNETICS---PART A: SYSTEMS AND HUMANS, VOL. 33, NO. 1, JANUARY 2003 23 Dynamic Context Generation for Natural Language

by Understanding Multifaceted Knowledge, Samuel W. K. Chan, Associate Member, James Franklin - IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics , 2003
"... We describe a comprehensive framework for text understanding, based on the representation of context. It is designed to serve as a representation of semantics for the full range of interpretive and inferential needs of general natural language processing. Its most distinctive feature is its uniform ..."
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representation of the various simple and independent linguistic sources that play a role in determining meaning: lexical associations, syntactic restrictions, case-role expectations, and most importantly, contextual effects. Compositional syntactic structure from a shallow parsing is represented in a neural net

The Language of Actions: Recovering the Syntax and Semantics of Goal-Directed Human Activities

by Hilde Kuehne, Ali Arslan, Thomas Serre
"... This paper describes a framework for modeling human activities as temporally structured processes. Our approach is motivated by the inherently hierarchical nature of hu-man activities and the close correspondence between hu-man actions and speech: We model action units using Hid-den Markov Models, m ..."
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This paper describes a framework for modeling human activities as temporally structured processes. Our approach is motivated by the inherently hierarchical nature of hu-man activities and the close correspondence between hu-man actions and speech: We model action units using Hid-den Markov Models
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