Theses submitted in 2011

A Probabilistic Approach to Tracking Deformable Patches for Image-Guided Surgery
Osemwaro Pedro, Imperial College London (January 2011)
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Computational Models of Socially Interactive Animation
Dumebi Okwechime, University of Surrey (February 2011)
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Robust wide-area multi-camera tracking of people and vehicles to improve CCTV usage
Fei Yin, Kingston University (February 2011)
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Groupwise Non-Rigid Registration For Automatic Construction Of Appearance Models Of The Human Craniofacial Complex For Analysis, Synthesis, And Simulation
Kirill Sidorov, Cardiff University (February 2011)
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Analysis of breast tissue microarray spots
Telmo Amaral, University of Dundee (February 2011)
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Global Structured Models towards Scene Understanding
Lubor Ladicky, Oxford Brookes University (April 2011)
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Tracking-Learning-Detection
Zdenek Kalal, University of Surrey (April 2011)
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3D Morphable Models: Data Pre-Processing, Statistical Analysis and Fitting
Ankur Patel, University of York (July 2011)
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Higher-Order Inference for Vision Problems
Chris Russell, Oxford Brookes University (July 2011)
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Advanced Nonlinear Dimensionality Reduction Methods for Multidimensional Time Series: Application to Human Motion Analysis
Michal Lewandowski, Kingston University (July 2011)
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Automatic Quality Improvement of Archive Film
Xiaosong Wang, Bristol University (September 2011)
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Piecewise-Linear Manifold Learning
Harry Strange, University of Wales (October 2011)
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