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Isabelle Linden,Shaofeng Liu,Christian Colotround for both intellectual theoretically inclined questions related to the algebra and geometry of the problem and to practical applications such as Visual Recognition, Animation and View Synthesis, recovery of scene structure and camera ego-motion, object detection and tracking, multi-sensor align

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Dario Torregrossa,Joachim Hansencurring in artificial Perception Action Cycle systems. In the geometric algebra framework such a system is both easier to analyze and to control in real time computations. This paper describes the application of rotors and motors for tasks involving the algebra of the 3D kinematics. Using purely geo

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A New Function for Ensemble Pruningon the exploitation of structures that remain fixed under the transformations that relate corresponding contour segments in regular patterns. In this paper we present a solution for the complementary task of extracting these fixed structures in an efficient and non-combinatorial way, based on the it