Terry Windeatt

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Published: 1993
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1998
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Adrian Hilton, Andrew J. Stoddart, John Illingworth, Terry Windeatt:
Implicit Surface-Based Geometric Fusion. Comput. Vis. Image Underst. 69(3): 273-291 (1998)
1996
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Adrian Hilton, Andrew J. Stoddart, John Illingworth, Terry Windeatt:
Reliable Surface Reconstructiuon from Multiple Range Images. ECCV (1) 1996: 117-126
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Adrian Hilton, Andrew J. Stoddart, John Illingworth, Terry Windeatt:
Marching triangles: range image fusion for complex object modelling. ICIP (2) 1996: 381-384
1995
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Adrian Hilton, John Illingworth, Terry Windeatt:
Statistics of surface curvature estimates. Pattern Recognit. 28(8): 1201-1221 (1995)
1994
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Adrian Hilton, John Illingworth, Terry Windeatt:
Statistics of surface curvature estimates. ICPR (1) 1994: 37-41

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