Abstract In this paper we introduce a formalism for optimal camera parameter selection for iterative state estimation. We consider a framework based on Shan-non’s information theory and select the camera parameters that maximize the mutual information, i.e. the information that the captured image conveys about the true state of the system. The technique explicitly takes into account the a priori probability governing the computation of the mutual information. Thus, a sequential decision process can be formed by treating the a posteriori probability at the current time step in the decision process as the a priori probability for the next time step. The convergence of the decision process can be proven. We demonstrate the benefits of our appr...
Abstract. In the past decades most object recognition systems were based on passive approaches. But ...
Large networks of cameras have been increasingly employed to capture dynamic events for tasks such a...
Object recognition problems in computer vision are often based on single image data pro-cessing. In ...
In this paper we introduce a formalism for optimal sensor parameter selection for iterative state es...
Abstract In this paper we present an information theoretic framework that pro-vides an optimality cr...
Nowadays many urban areas have been equipped with networks of surveillance cameras, which can be use...
This thesis addresses information theoretic methods for control of one or several active cameras in ...
This dissertation addresses the problem of information gathering with a visual system. We formalize ...
Abstract. We describe a method for selecting optimal actions affecting the sensors in a probabilisti...
This dissertation describes methods to autonomously control an intelligent camera network with chang...
Abstract. In the past decades most object recognition systems were based on passive approaches. But ...
In active vision, the configuration of a camera system is adapted automatically in order to acquire ...
Within a camera network, the contribution of a camera to the observations of a scene depends on its ...
This paper proposes a novel approach to sensor planning for simultaneous object identification and 3...
Within a camera network, the contribution of a camera to the observation of a scene depends on its v...
Abstract. In the past decades most object recognition systems were based on passive approaches. But ...
Large networks of cameras have been increasingly employed to capture dynamic events for tasks such a...
Object recognition problems in computer vision are often based on single image data pro-cessing. In ...
In this paper we introduce a formalism for optimal sensor parameter selection for iterative state es...
Abstract In this paper we present an information theoretic framework that pro-vides an optimality cr...
Nowadays many urban areas have been equipped with networks of surveillance cameras, which can be use...
This thesis addresses information theoretic methods for control of one or several active cameras in ...
This dissertation addresses the problem of information gathering with a visual system. We formalize ...
Abstract. We describe a method for selecting optimal actions affecting the sensors in a probabilisti...
This dissertation describes methods to autonomously control an intelligent camera network with chang...
Abstract. In the past decades most object recognition systems were based on passive approaches. But ...
In active vision, the configuration of a camera system is adapted automatically in order to acquire ...
Within a camera network, the contribution of a camera to the observations of a scene depends on its ...
This paper proposes a novel approach to sensor planning for simultaneous object identification and 3...
Within a camera network, the contribution of a camera to the observation of a scene depends on its v...
Abstract. In the past decades most object recognition systems were based on passive approaches. But ...
Large networks of cameras have been increasingly employed to capture dynamic events for tasks such a...
Object recognition problems in computer vision are often based on single image data pro-cessing. In ...