IEEE Computer Society Workshop:
Representation of Visual Scenes

June 24, 1995
MIT, Cambridge, MA

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Session I: Layers, Mosaics, and Image Based Representations

Chair: Harpreet Sawhney (IBM, USA)

Layered representations for vision and video (Abstract/ TechReport)

Edward Adelson (MIT, USA)

Representation of scenes from collections of images (Abstract/ TechReport)

Rakesh Kumar, P. Anandan, Michal Irani, James Bergen, and Keith Hanna (Sarnoff, USA)

Physically-valid view synthesis by image interpolation (Abstract/ TechReport)

Steven Seitz and Charles Dyer (U Wisconsin, USA)

Direct methods for visual scene reconstruction (Abstract/ TechReport)

Richard Szeliski and Sing Bing Kang (DEC, USA)

Session II: Invariants

Chair: Amnon Shashua (Hebrew U, Israel)

About the correspondence of points between N images (Abstract/ TechReport)

O Faugeras and B Mourrain (INRIA, France)

Duality of reconstruction and positioning from projective views (Abstract/ TechReport)

Stefan Carlsson (KTH, Sweden)

Shape tensors for efficient and learnable indexing (Abstract/ TechReport)

Michael Werman, Daphna Weinshall, and Amnon Shashua (Hebrew U, Israel)

Relation between 3D invariants and 2D invariants (Abstract/ TechReport)

Steven Maybank (U Oxford, UK)

Session III: SFM, Pose, and Calibration

Chair: Eero Simoncelli (U Pennsylvania, USA)

Virtualized reality: Being mobile in a visual scene (Abstract/ TechReport)

Takeo Kanade (CMU, USA)

Multiframe structure from motion in perspective (Abstract/ TechReport)

John Oliensis (NEC, USA)

A canonical framework for sequences of images (Abstract/ TechReport)

Anders Heyden and Kalle Astrom (Lund U, Sweden)

Metric calibration of a stereo rig (Abstract/ TechReport)

Andrew Zisserman, Paul Beardsley, and Ian Reid (U Oxford,UK)