Using global consistency to recognise Euclidean objects with an uncalibrated camera
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David A. Forsyth | Andrew Zisserman | Charlie Rothwell | Joe L. Mundy | D. Forsyth | Andrew Zisserman | J. Mundy | Charlie Rothwell
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