Categorizing Nine Visual Classes using Local Appearance Descriptors
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Lixin Fan | Jutta Willamowski | Christopher R. Dance | Damian Arregui | Gabriella Csurka | C. Dance | Gabriella Csurka | J. Willamowski | Damián Arregui | Lixin Fan
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