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Sub-pixel face landmarks using heatmaps and a bag of tricks
Samuel W. F. Earp, Aubin Samacoits, Sanjana Jain +2
Accurate face landmark localization is an essential part of face recognition, reconstruction and morphing. To accurately localize face landmarks, we present our heatmap regression…
Face Detection with Feature Pyramids and Landmarks
Samuel W. F. Earp, Pavit Noinongyao, Justin A. Cairns +1
Accurate face detection and facial landmark localization are crucial to any face recognition system. We present a series of three single-stage RCNNs with different sized backbones…
Drivers of disc tilting I: Correlations and possible drivers for Milky Way analogues
Samuel W. F. Earp, Victor P. Debattista, Andrea V. Macciò +3
The direction of the spin vectors of disk galaxies change over time. We present the tilting rate of a sample of galaxies in the NIHAO suite of cosmological hydrodynamical simulatio…
The Formation of Compact Elliptical Galaxies in The Vicinity of A Massive Galaxy: The Role of Ram-pressure Confinement
Min Du, Victor P. Debattista, Luis C. Ho +9
Compact ellipticals (cEs) are outliers from the scaling relations of early-type galaxies, particularly the mass-metallicity relation which is an important outcome of feedback. The…
Predicted Stellar Kinematics of a Kiloparsec-Scale Nuclear Disc (or Ring) in the Milky Way
Victor P. Debattista, Samuel W. F. Earp, Melissa Ness +1
In Debattista et al. (2015), we proposed that a kiloparsec-scale nuclear disc is responsible for the high-velocity secondary peak in the stellar line-of-sight velocity distribution…
The tilting rate of the Milky Way's disc
Samuel W. F. Earp, Victor P. Debattista, Andrea V. Macciò +1
We present tilting rates for galaxies comparable to the Milky Way (MW) in a cold dark matter cosmological hydrodynamical simulation, and compare these with the predicted tiltin…