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This presentation explores two innovative approaches in computer vision: articulated pose estimation utilizing a flexible mixture of parts, and a robust HOG-LBP human detector designed to manage partial occlusions. The first method, outlined by Yang and Raman, enhances pose estimation by effectively segmenting human figures into more manageable components. The second method, proposed by Wang et al., improves human detection accuracy by incorporating context information that identifies and filters out undesired segments. Both techniques leverage superpixel segmentation for enhanced part localization.
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Presentation 5 Ruben Villegas 06/26/2012
Papers • Articulated pose estimations with flexible mixture-of-parts, by Yin Yang and Deva Raman • An HOG-LBP Human Detector with Partial Occlusion Handling, by Xiaoyu Wang, Tony X. Han and Shuicheng Yang
Articulated pose estimation with flexible mixture-of-parts by Ying Yang
HOG-LBP Human Detector with Partial Occlusion Handling by Xiaoyu Wang
Super Pixel Segmentation • Segment human detection to get better part location • Use context information to detect undesired segments not belonging to detected person