Gerd Wanielik

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2012
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Robin Schubert, Christian Adam, Eric Richter, Sven Bauer, Holger Lietz, Gerd Wanielik:
Generalized probabilistic data association for vehicle tracking under clutter. Intelligent Vehicles Symposium 2012: 962-968
2011
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Jan Thomanek, Marc Ritter, Holger Lietz, Gerd Wanielik:
Comparing Visual Data Fusion Techniques Using FIR and Visible Light Sensors to Improve Pedestrian Detection. DICTA 2011: 119-125
2009
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Holger Lietz, Jan Thomanek, Basel Fardi, Gerd Wanielik:
Improvement of the Classifier Performance of a Pedestrian Detection System by Pixel-Based Data Fusion. AI*IA 2009: 122-130
2008
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Basel Fardi, Ulrich Neubert, Normen Giesecke, Holger Lietz, Gerd Wanielik:
A fusion concept of video and communication data for VRU recognition. FUSION 2008: 1-8

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