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Computer Vision, IET

Issue 6 • Date November 2012

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Special section: invited papers from editorial board members [Editorial]

Many-to-many feature matching in object recognition: a review of three approaches

Saliency in images and video: a brief survey

Multimodal imaging: modelling and segmentation with biomedical applications

Backgroundless detection of pedestrians in cluttered conditions based on monocular images: a review

Sparse local discriminant projections for discriminant knowledge extraction and classification

Empirical investigation into the correlation between vignetting effect and the quality of sensor pattern noise

Non-linear factorised dynamic shape and appearance models for facial expression analysis and tracking

Adaptive pattern spectrum image description using Euclidean and Geodesic distance without training for texture classification

Multi-human tracking from sparse detection responses

Fusion of visual cues of intensity and texture in Markov random fields image segmentation

Brain magnetic resonance image segmentation based on an adapted non-local fuzzy c-means method

Codebook reconstruction with holistic information fusion

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