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Cha Zhang, Chang−Shui Zhang, Chengcui Zhang, Dengsheng Zhang, Dong Zhang, Dongming Zhang, Hong−Jiang Zhang, Jiang Zhang, Jianning Zhang, Keqi Zhang, Lei Zhang, Li Z Zeng, Wenjun Zeng, Zhihong Zhai, Yun Zhang, Benyu Zhang, Cha Zhang, Chang−Shui Zhang, Chengcui Zhang, Dengsheng Zhang, Dong Zhang, Dongming Zhang, Hong−Jiang Zhang, Jiang Zhang, Jianning Zhang, Keqi Zhang, Lei Zhang, Li Menu Next Z Zhang, Like Zhang, Meng Zhang, Mingju Zhang, Rong Zhang, Ruofei Zhang, Weigang Zhang, Yongdong Zhang, Yun−Gang Zhang, Zhengyou Zhang, Zhenping Zhang, Zhenqiu Zhang, Zhishou Zhang, Zhongfei (Mark) Zhao, Frank Zhao, Li Zhao, Na Prev Menu Next Z Zheng, Changxi Zheng, Yizhan Zhi, Yang Zhong, Yuzhuo Zhou, Jin Zhu, Jiajun Zhu, Xiaoqing Zhu, Yongwei Zhuang, Yueting Zimmerman, John Zoric, Goranka Zou, Dekun Prev Menu Wenjun Zeng Organization : University of Missouri−Columbia, United States of America Paper(s) : ON THE RATE−DISTORTION PERFORMANCE OF DYNAMIC BITSTREAM SWITCHING MECHANISMS (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Zhihong Zeng Organization : University of Illinois at Urbana−Champaign, United States of America Paper(s) : AUDIO−VISUAL AFFECT RECOGNITION IN ACTIVATION−EVALUATION SPACE (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Yun Zhai Organization : University of Central Florida, United States of America Paper(s) : AUTOMATIC SEGMENTATION OF HOME VIDEOS (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Benyu Zhang Organization : Microsoft Research Asia, China Paper(s) : SUPERVISED SEMI−DEFINITE EMBEDING FOR IMAGE MANIFOLDS (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Cha Zhang Organization : Microsoft Research, United States of America Paper(s) : HYBRID SPEAKER TRACKING IN AN AUTOMATED LECTURE ROOM (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Chang−Shui Zhang Organization : Tsinghua University, China Paper(s) : SEPARATION OF VOICE AND MUSIC BY HARMONIC STRUCTURE STABILITY ANALYSIS (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Chengcui Zhang Organization : University of Alabama at Birmingham, United States of America Paper(s) : A MULTIPLE INSTANCE LEARNING APPROACH FOR CONTENT BASED IMAGE RETRIEVAL USING ONE−CLASS SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINE (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Dengsheng Zhang Organization : Monash University, Australia Paper(s) : SPHERICAL HARMONICS DESCRIPTOR FOR 2D−IMAGE RETRIEVAL (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Dong Zhang Organization : IDIAP Research Institute, Swaziland Paper(s) : SEMI−SUPERVISED MEETING EVENT RECOGNITION WITH ADAPTED HMMS (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Dongming Zhang Organization : Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Paper(s) : FAST INTER FRAME ENCODING BASED ON MODES PRE−DECISION IN H.264 (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Hong−Jiang Zhang Organization : Microsoft Research Asia, China Paper(s) : ROBUST LEARNING−BASED TV COMMERCIAL DETECTION (Abstract) VIDEO QUALITY CLASSIFICATION BASED HOME VIDEO SEGMENTATION (Abstract) ONLINE END DETECTION FOR LIVE−BROADCAST SPORTS TV PROGRAMS (Abstract) VIDEO BOOKLET (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu [1 − 4] [5] Hong−Jiang Zhang Organization : Microsoft Research Asia, China Paper(s) : CAMERA NOTES (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu [1 − 4] [5] Jiang Zhang Organization : Tsinghua University, China Paper(s) : LICENSE MANAGEMENT SCHEME WITH ANONYMOUS TRUST FOR DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Jianning Zhang Organization : Tsinghua University, China Paper(s) : JOINT INTER AND INTRA SHOT MODELING FOR SPECTRAL VIDEO SHOT CLUSTERING (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Keqi Zhang Organization : Florida International University, United States of America Paper(s) : TREE ANIMATION FOR A 3D INTERACTIVE VISUALIZATION SYSTEM FOR HURRICANE IMPACTS (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Lei Zhang Organization : Microsoft Research Asia, China Paper(s) : AUTO CROPPING FOR DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS (Abstract) NATURAL IMAGE RETRIEVAL WITH SKETCHES (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Li Zhang Organization : Chinese Academy of Science, China Paper(s) : HYBRID ALGORITHM WITH ADAPTIVE COMPLEXITY FOR INTEGER PEL MOTION ESTIMATION OF H.264 (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Like Zhang Organization : University of Texas at San Antonio, United States of America Paper(s) : VIDEO OBJECT BOUNDARY RECONSTRUCTION BY 2−PASS VOTING (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Meng Zhang Organization : Tsinghua University, Beijing, China Paper(s) : GRIDMEDIA: A MULTI−SENDER BASED PEER−TO−PEER MULTICAST SYSTEM FOR VIDEO STREAMING (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Mingju Zhang Organization : Dalian Univ. of Tech., China Paper(s) : AUTO CROPPING FOR DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Rong Zhang Organization : Institute for Infocomm Research, Singapore Paper(s) : A NEW BIT−PLANE ENTROPY CODER FOR SCALABLE IMAGE CODING (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Ruofei Zhang Organization : State Univ. of New York at Binghamton, United States of America Paper(s) : IMAGE DATABASE CLASSIFICATION BASED ON CONCEPT VECTOR MODEL (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Weigang Zhang Organization : Harbin Institute of Technology, China Paper(s) : A SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATIC GENERATION OF MUSIC SPORTS−VIDEO (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Yongdong Zhang Organization : Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Paper(s) : FAST INTER FRAME ENCODING BASED ON MODES PRE−DECISION IN H.264 (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Yun−Gang Zhang Organization : Tsinghua University, China Paper(s) : SEPARATION OF VOICE AND MUSIC BY HARMONIC STRUCTURE STABILITY ANALYSIS (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Zhengyou Zhang Organization : Microsoft Research, United States of America Paper(s) : AUTOMATIC HEAD−SIZE EQUALIZATION IN PANORAMA IMAGES FOR VIDEO CONFERENCING (Abstract) MULTI−SENSORY SPEECH PROCESSING: INCORPORATING AUTOMATICALLY EXTRACTED HIDDEN DYNAMIC INFORMATION (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Zhenping Zhang Organization : Tongji University, China Paper(s) : STEGANALYSIS BASED ON MOMENTS OF CHARACTERISTIC FUNCTIONS USING WAVELET DECOMPOSITION, PREDICTION−ERROR IMAGE, AND NEURAL NETWORK (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Zhenqiu Zhang Organization : University of Illinois at Urbana−Champaign, United States of America Paper(s) : INDICISIVE CLASSIFIER (Abstract) AUDIO−VISUAL AFFECT RECOGNITION IN ACTIVATION−EVALUATION SPACE (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Zhishou Zhang Organization : Institute for Infocomm Research, Singapore Paper(s) : A PROPOSAL OF BUTTERFLY−GRAPH BASED STREAM AUTHENTICATION OVER LOSSY NETWORKS (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Zhongfei (Mark) Zhang Organization : State Univ. of New York at Binghamton, United States of America Paper(s) : IMAGE DATABASE CLASSIFICATION BASED ON CONCEPT VECTOR MODEL (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Frank Zhao Organization : FX Palo Alto Laboratory, United States of America Paper(s) : AN ONLINE VIDEO COMPOSITION SYSTEM (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Li Zhao Organization : Tsinghua University, China Paper(s) : LICENSE MANAGEMENT SCHEME WITH ANONYMOUS TRUST FOR DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT (Abstract) GRIDMEDIA: A MULTI−SENDER BASED PEER−TO−PEER MULTICAST SYSTEM FOR VIDEO STREAMING (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Na Zhao Organization : Florida International University, United States of America Paper(s) : TREE ANIMATION FOR A 3D INTERACTIVE VISUALIZATION SYSTEM FOR HURRICANE IMPACTS (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Changxi Zheng Organization : Shanghai Jiaotong University, China Paper(s) : JOINT SENDER/RECEIVER OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM FOR MULTI−PATH VIDEO STREAMING USING HIGH RATE ERASURE RESILIENT CODE (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Yizhan Zheng Organization : Tongji University, China Paper(s) : LOSSLESS DATA HIDING USING INTEGER WAVELET TRANSFORM AND THRESHOLD EMBEDDING TECHNIQUE (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Yang Zhi Organization : Tsinghua University, China Paper(s) : A SOM−WAVELET NETWORKS FOR FACE IDENTIFICATION (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Yuzhuo Zhong Organization : Tsinghua University, China Paper(s) : JOINT INTER AND INTRA SHOT MODELING FOR SPECTRAL VIDEO SHOT CLUSTERING (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Jin Zhou Organization : Arizona State University, United States of America Paper(s) : AUTOMATIC GENERATION OF PENCIL−SKETCH LIKE DRAWINGS FROM PERSONAL PHOTOS (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Jiajun Zhu Organization : Fudan University, China Paper(s) : PERCEPTUAL VISUALIZATION OF A MUSIC COLLECTION (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Xiaoqing Zhu Organization : Stanford University, United States of America Paper(s) : A DISTRIBUTED ALGORITHM FOR CONGESTION−MINIMIZED MULTI−PATH ROUTING OVER AD HOC NETWORKS (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Yongwei Zhu Organization : Institute for Infocomm Research, Singapore Paper(s) : A HMM−EMBEDDED UNSUPERVISED LEARNING TO MUSICAL EVENT DETECTION (Abstract) EXTRACTING VOCAL MELODY FROM KARAOKE MUSIC AUDIO (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Yueting Zhuang Organization : Zhejiang University, China Paper(s) : SEGMENTING LAYERS IN AUTOMATED VISUAL SURVEILLANCE (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu John Zimmerman Organization : Carnegie Mellon University, United States of America Paper(s) : USER STUDY FOR GENERATING PERSONALIZED SUMMARY PROFILES (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Goranka Zoric Organization : University of Zagreb, Croatia Paper(s) : A REAL−TIME LIP SYNC SYSTEM USING A GENETIC ALGORITHM FOR AUTOMATIC NEURAL NETWORK CONFIGURATION (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu Dekun Zou Organization : New Jersey Institute of Technology, United States of America Paper(s) : STEGANALYSIS BASED ON MOMENTS OF CHARACTERISTIC FUNCTIONS USING WAVELET DECOMPOSITION, PREDICTION−ERROR IMAGE, AND NEURAL NETWORK (Abstract) LOSSLESS DATA HIDING USING INTEGER WAVELET TRANSFORM AND THRESHOLD EMBEDDING TECHNIQUE (Abstract) Letter−Z Menu.
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