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Publications
S.S. Intille,
Visual Recognition of Multi-Agent Action, Ph.D. Thesis,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, September, 1999.
S.S. Intille and A.F. Bobick, A Framework for Representing
Multi-Agent Action from Visual Evidence, Proceedings of the National Conference on
Artificial Intelligence (AAAI), July, 1999.
S.S. Intille and A.F. Bobick, Visual
Recognition of Multi-Agent Action Using Binary Temporal Relations, Proceedings of the
Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), June, 1999. (See
paper above for online version)
S.S. Intille and A.F. Bobick, Representation
and Visual Recognition of Complex, Multi-Agent Actions Using Belief Networks, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT Media Lab Perceptual
Computing Group Technical Report No. 454, 1998. Also found in CVPR '98 Workshop on the
Interpretation of Visual Motion and ECCV '98 Workshop on the Perception of Human
Action
S.S. Intille and J.W. Davis and A.F. Bobick, Real-Time
Closed-World Tracking, Proceedings of the Conference on Computer
Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), IEEE Computer Society Press, June 1997, pp.
697-703.
S.S. Intille and J.W. Davis and A.F. Bobick,
Real-Time
Closed-World Tracking, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, MIT Media Lab Perceptual Computing Group Technical Report No. 403, November,
1996.
S.S. Intille and A.F. Bobick, Closed-World Tracking, Proceedings of the
International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV), June 1995, pp. 672-678. This official
proceedings is missing one page of the article, so here's the full
text.
S.S. Intille and A.F. Bobick, Visual
Tracking Using Closed-Worlds, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, MIT Media Lab Perceptual Computing Group Technical Report No. 294,
November, 1994. Complete version of ICCV paper.
S.S. Intille, Tracking
Using a Local Closed-World Assumption: Tracking in the Football Domain, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT Media Lab Perceptual
Computing Group Technical Report No. 296, August, 1994.
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