In this work, we propose a framework for multimodal data fusion at decision level under a multilayer hierarchical ensemble learning architecture. The architecture provides a generative discriminative model for probability density estimations and decreases the entropy of the data throughout the vector spaces. The architecture is implemented for human motion detection problem, where the motion analysis problem is formulated as a multi-class classification problem on audio-visual data. The vector space transformations are analyzed by the investigation of probability density and entropy transitions of data across the levels. The architecture provides an efficient sensor fusion framework for the robotics research, object classification, target d...
It is common wisdom that gathering a variety of views and inputs improves the process of decision ma...
Stable methods for people detection and tracking are fundamental features when dealing with methods ...
It is well-known that ensemble of classifiers can achieve higher accuracy compared to a single class...
We here present a multi-sensor data fusion architecture that takes into account the performance of v...
We present a system for performing multi-sensor fusion that learns from experience, i.e., from train...
This thesis proposes and applies numerous fusion based approaches in image and video processing for ...
Activity recognition (AR) is a subtask in pervasive computing and context-aware systems, which prese...
International audienceRecent years have witnessed the rapid development of human activity recognitio...
Abstract — Vision and range sensing belong to the richest sensory modalities for perception in robot...
Human activity analysis in unconstrained environments using far-field sensors is a challenging task....
Abstract. This paper presents a novel approach for multi-target track-ing using an ensemble framewor...
The spectacular growth of wearable sensors has provided a key contribution to the field of human act...
Abstract – We have previously introduced Learn ++, an ensemble of classifiers based algorithm capabl...
This paper presents a multisensor fusion framework for video activities recognition based on statist...
Abstract. This paper presents a novel approach for multi-target track-ing using an ensemble framewor...
It is common wisdom that gathering a variety of views and inputs improves the process of decision ma...
Stable methods for people detection and tracking are fundamental features when dealing with methods ...
It is well-known that ensemble of classifiers can achieve higher accuracy compared to a single class...
We here present a multi-sensor data fusion architecture that takes into account the performance of v...
We present a system for performing multi-sensor fusion that learns from experience, i.e., from train...
This thesis proposes and applies numerous fusion based approaches in image and video processing for ...
Activity recognition (AR) is a subtask in pervasive computing and context-aware systems, which prese...
International audienceRecent years have witnessed the rapid development of human activity recognitio...
Abstract — Vision and range sensing belong to the richest sensory modalities for perception in robot...
Human activity analysis in unconstrained environments using far-field sensors is a challenging task....
Abstract. This paper presents a novel approach for multi-target track-ing using an ensemble framewor...
The spectacular growth of wearable sensors has provided a key contribution to the field of human act...
Abstract – We have previously introduced Learn ++, an ensemble of classifiers based algorithm capabl...
This paper presents a multisensor fusion framework for video activities recognition based on statist...
Abstract. This paper presents a novel approach for multi-target track-ing using an ensemble framewor...
It is common wisdom that gathering a variety of views and inputs improves the process of decision ma...
Stable methods for people detection and tracking are fundamental features when dealing with methods ...
It is well-known that ensemble of classifiers can achieve higher accuracy compared to a single class...