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Michel Antunes

4 accepted papers

2018

A Revisit of Action Detection Using Improved Trajectories

ICASSP 2018accepted

In this paper, we revisit trajectory-based action detection in a potent and non-uniform way. Improved trajectories have been proven to be an effective model for motion description in action recognition. In temporal action localization, however, this approach is not efficiently exploited. Trajectory…

Cited by 6SourceScholar
2017

Unsupervised Vanishing Point Detection and Camera Calibration From a Single Manhattan Image With Radial Distortion

CVPR 2017poster

The article concerns the automatic calibration of a camera with radial distortion from a single image. It is known that, under the mild assumption of square pixels and zero skew, lines in the scene project into circles in the image, and three lines suffice to calibrate the camera up to an ambiguity…

Cited by 49PDFScholar
2015

Distributed dense stereo matching for 3D reconstruction using parallel-based processing advantages

ICASSP 2015accepted

Instead of measuring photo-similarity, SymStereo is a stereo vision algorithm that uses new cost functions to measure symmetry differences between pairs of images. In this paper we propose the acceleration of a complete signal processing pipeline for generating 3D volumes based on dense SymStereo. T…

Cited by 0SourceScholar
2015

Line-Sweep: Cross-Ratio For Wide-Baseline Matching and 3D Reconstruction

CVPR 2015poster

We propose a simple and useful idea based on cross-ratio constraint for wide-baseline matching and 3D reconstruction. Most existing methods exploit feature points and planes from images. Lines have always been considered notorious for both matching and reconstruction due to the lack of good line des…

Cited by 50SourcePDFScholar