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  Immersive Imaging Technologies: From Capture to Display 

  Zerman, Emin (2020)

  New immersive imaging technologies enable creating multimedia systems that would increase the viewer presence and provide an immersive experience. This half-day tutorial aims to give an overview of these new immersive ...
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  Recognising the fine-grained actions of a goal-directed activity from multi-modal images 

  Bruton, Seán (Trinity College Dublin. School of Computer Science & Statistics. Discipline of Computer Science, 2021)

  The ability to understand and respond to human activities can form the basis of many pervasive computing applications. Recognising the constituent actions of an activity can lead to a more detailed understanding of the ...
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  Probability Density Function Transfer in High Dimensional Spaces and its Application to Colour Transfer 

  Alghamdi, Hana (Trinity College Dublin. School of Computer Science & Statistics. Discipline of Computer Science, 2021)

  This thesis addresses the topic of example-based colour transfer from the domain of image processing. Colour transfer is often recast as a distribution transfer problem in which the actual probability density function of ...
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  Semantic Crowd Re-targeting: Implementation for Real-time Applications and User Evaluations 

  Smolic, Aljosa (2021)

  Crowd simulation is the act of simulating and controlling the dynamic movement of large groups of virtual characters. Crowd simulation is traditionally a complex and time-consuming process, requiring extensive manual effort ...
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  Hierarchical Fourier Disparity Layer Transmission for Light Field Streaming 

  Smolic, Aljosa (2020)

  In this paper, we present a novel approach to efficiently transmit light fields in the Fourier Disparity Layer (FDL) representation using a binary hierarchical scheme. The FDL model consists of a set of additive layers ...

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