Opening the Black Box: Hierarchical Sampling Optimization for Estimating Human Hand Pose

Opening the Black Box: Hierarchical Sampling Optimization for Estimating Human Hand Pose
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10.1109/iccv.2015.380
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2015-12
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2015 IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV)
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Danhang Tang;Jonathan Taylor;Pushmeet Kohli;Cem Keskin;Tae-Kyun Kim;J. Shotton
Danhang Tang;Jonathan Taylor;Pushmeet Kohli;Cem Keskin;Tae-Kyun Kim;J. Shotton
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Danhang Tang;Jonathan Taylor;Pushmeet Kohli;Cem Keskin;Tae-Kyun Kim;J. Shotton

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