Sparse representation, modeling and learning in visual recognition. Theory, algorithms and applications
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The book puts forward the fundamental concepts, principles and algorithms related to sparse representation, modelling and learning, while outlining their applicative side to visual recognition. By covering all the complex facets of these directions, it therefore presents itself as a good text for researchers working in computer vision and robotics.
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