Recent advances in 3D depth sensors have created many opportunities for security, surveillance, and entertainment. The 3D depth sensors provide more powerful monitoring systems for dangerous situations irrespective of lighting conditions in buildings or production facilities. To robustly recognize emergency actions or hazardous situations of workers at a production facility, we present human jo...

A nuclear antigen was detected in the mouse liver nonhistone protein fraction by using antibodies to whole liver cells. The antigen was purified to homogeneity from perchloric acid extracts of liver tissue. It gave a single band corresponding to tool wt 21,000 in sodium dodecyl sulfate gel electrophoresis. Amino acid and carbohydrate analysis showed predominance of the acidic amino acids, lack ...

Reliable motion estimation is a key component for autonomous vehicles. We present a visual odometry method for ground vehicles using template matching. The method uses a downward facing camera perpendicular to the ground and estimates the motion of the vehicle by analyzing the image shift from frame to frame. Specifically, an image region (template) is selected and using correlation we find the...

This paper presents a template-based inspection application for change detection. This implementation aims to the inspection of targets which appear at an arbitrary orientation, such as undervehicle surfaces in vehicle inspection stations. The operation of the application is divided in two phases: image registration and change detection. Image registration aims to accurately detect the spatial ...

I will review several statistical estimation problems which arise in the computational anatomy setting, casting three problems of statistical estimation as examples of parameter estimation in the context of many templates: (i) disease estimation, (ii) segmentation and (iii) template estimation. Then I will discuss one of the central questions in neurodegenerative diseases today, the staging of ...