论文信息 - Multi-modal visual attention for robotics active vision systems - A reference architecture

Multi-modal visual attention for robotics active vision systems - A reference architecture

Huelse, M., McBride, S., Lee, M.: Multi-modal visual attention for robotics active vision systems - A reference architecture. Kazakov, D., Tsoulas, G. (Eds.) Proc. AISB 2011 Symposium on Architectures for Active Vision, York, 2011, 21-29. Sponsorship: EC, EPSRC

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