Monogenic Riesz wavelet representation for micro-expression recognition

Monogenic Riesz wavelet representation for micro-expression recognition
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10.1109/icdsp.2015.7252078
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2015-07
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2015 IEEE International Conference on Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
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Yee-Hui Oh;A. Ngo;John See;Sze‐Teng Liong;R. Phan;H. Ling
Yee-Hui Oh;A. Ngo;John See;Sze‐Teng Liong;R. Phan;H. Ling
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Yee-Hui Oh;A. Ngo;John See;Sze‐Teng Liong;R. Phan;H. Ling

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