PDF-A Coarsetone approach for fast deformable object detection Marco Pedersoli Andrea Vedaldi PDF document

uabes Department of Engineering Science University of Oxford UK vedaldirobotsoxacuk Abstract We present a method that can dramatically accelerate object detection

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