Laurent Bonnaud

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2007
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Sébastien Harasse, Laurent Bonnaud, Michel Desvignes:
Content and Illumination Invariant Blur Measures for Realtime Video Processing. CIT 2007: 551-556
2006
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Sébastien Harasse, Laurent Bonnaud, Michel Desvignes:
A Human Model for Detecting People in Video from Low Level Features. ICIP 2006: 1845-1848
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Sébastien Harasse, Laurent Bonnaud, Michel Desvignes:
Human model for people detection in dynamic scenes. ICPR (1) 2006: 335-354
2005
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Sébastien Harasse, Laurent Bonnaud, Michel Desvignes:
Finding People in Video Streams by Statistical Modeling. ICAPR (2) 2005: 608-617
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Sébastien Harasse, Laurent Bonnaud, Michel Desvignes:
People Counting in Transport Vehicles. WEC (2) 2005: 221-224

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