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20142018
most citedMulti-Action Recognition via Stochastic Modelling of Optical Flow and Gradients

10 citations · 27 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cs.CV2018★ 3 cited

SlideNet: Fast and Accurate Slide Quality Assessment Based on Deep Neural Networks

Teng Zhang, Johanna Carvajal, Daniel F. Smith +5

This work tackles the automatic fine-grained slide quality assessment problem for digitized direct smears test using the Gram staining protocol. Automatic quality assessment can pr…

cs.CV2016★ 5 cited

Towards Miss Universe Automatic Prediction: The Evening Gown Competition

Johanna Carvajal, Arnold Wiliem, Conrad Sanderson +1

Can we predict the winner of Miss Universe after watching how they stride down the catwalk during the evening gown competition? Fashion gurus say they can! In our work, we study th…

cs.CV2016★ 7 cited

Joint Recognition and Segmentation of Actions via Probabilistic Integration of Spatio-Temporal Fisher Vectors

Johanna Carvajal, Chris McCool, Brian Lovell +1

We propose a hierarchical approach to multi-action recognition that performs joint classification and segmentation. A given video (containing several consecutive actions) is proces…

cs.CV2016★ 2 cited

Comparative Evaluation of Action Recognition Methods via Riemannian Manifolds, Fisher Vectors and GMMs: Ideal and Challenging Conditions

Johanna Carvajal, Arnold Wiliem, Chris McCool +2

We present a comparative evaluation of various techniques for action recognition while keeping as many variables as possible controlled. We employ two categories of Riemannian mani…

cs.CV2015★ 10 cited

Multi-Action Recognition via Stochastic Modelling of Optical Flow and Gradients

Johanna Carvajal, Conrad Sanderson, Chris McCool +1

In this paper we propose a novel approach to multi-action recognition that performs joint segmentation and classification. This approach models each action using a Gaussian mixture…

cs.CV2014

Summarisation of Short-Term and Long-Term Videos using Texture and Colour

Johanna Carvajal, Chris McCool, Conrad Sanderson

We present a novel approach to video summarisation that makes use of a Bag-of-visual-Textures (BoT) approach. Two systems are proposed, one based solely on the BoT approach and ano…