PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
Learning,
Representation and Context for Human Sensing in Video
Workshop in conjunction
with IEEE CVPR, New York, June 22nd 2006
Chairs: Cristian
Sminchisescu and Fernando De La Torre
8:30 am Opening
Remarks
Cristian Sminchisescu and Fernando De La Torre
8:35-8:50 Fernando De La Torre
Challenges in Face Analysis
Near
Infrared Image Based Face Recognition
9:10-9:30 Sami Romdhani
Using Multiple Features to Smooth
the Cost Function of the 3D Morphable Model Fitting Algorithms
Detection
and Pose Estimation with an Energy-Based Framework
Non-parametric
Belief Propagation for Tracking Hands
Hybrid Deformable Models for Human
Tracking
Gaussian Process
Dynamical Models for Modeling and Tracking Human Motion.
11:10-11:30 David
Forsyth
Big Open Questions in Motion Representation
11:30-11:50 Bill Triggs
Learning to Reconstruct Human Pose
from Cluttered Images
Tracking
People with Weak Priors
Latent Variable Models for 2D Human Pose
2:10-2:30 Jitendra Malik
Detecting, Localizing and Tracking
People in Non-standard Poses
Multiple People Tracking through Global Optimization
Combining Segmentation and Pose Understanding
Combining Sample-Based and Analytic
Density Propagation for Monocular Tracking
Hybrid Nearest Neighbor Methods for Fast Person Tracking
4:10-4:25 Cristian
Sminchisescu
Challenges in
3d Human Tracking: A Look Back and a Look Forward
n
Leonid Sigal and Michael J. Black
Hierarchical Approach for
Articulated 3D Pose-Estimation and Tracking
n
David
Marshall, Darren Cosker, Paul L. Rosin Yulia Hicks
Speech and Expression Driven Animation of a Video-Realistic Appearance Based Hierarchical Facial Model
n
Gregory Rogez and Carlos Orrite-Urunela
Constraint-based Search Through Spatio-temporal 2D-Models Framework
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Tarak Gandhi and
Mohan Trivedi
Panoramic Appearance Maps for Human Body Representation and Analysis
n
Yischeng Chen, Rick
Parent, Raghu Machiraju and
Jim Davis
Human Activity Recognition for Synthesis