Computer Vision Bibliography. (original) (raw)
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Since 2003 the maintainer of the Computer Vision Bibliography and the Complete Computer Vision Conference Listing has been enjoying retirement from full time computer vision research. At one time support came from the continued computer resources provided by the USC Computer Vision Group. 
Past support was available from: the IEEE Technical Committee on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence.
And at various times smaller amounts from: Microsoft ResearchAnd from:Computer Vision: A Modern ApproachDavid A. Forsyth and Jean Ponce,
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