Jan-Michael Frahm

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2022
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Yoni Kasten, True Price, David Geraghty, Jan-Michael Frahm:
Learning to Estimate Multi-view Pose from Object Silhouettes. ECCV Workshops (8) 2022: 129-147
2020
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Aleksander Holynski, David Geraghty, Jan-Michael Frahm, Chris Sweeney, Richard Szeliski:
Reducing Drift in Structure From Motion Using Extended Features. 3DV 2020: 51-60
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Rui Wang, David Geraghty, Kevin Matzen, Richard Szeliski, Jan-Michael Frahm:
VPLNet: Deep Single View Normal Estimation With Vanishing Points and Lines. CVPR 2020: 686-695
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Aleksander Holynski, David Geraghty, Jan-Michael Frahm, Chris Sweeney, Richard Szeliski:
Reducing Drift in Structure from Motion using Extended Features. CoRR abs/2008.12295 (2020)

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