Estimating spectral reflectance of fabrics from high-resolution multi-band HDR images

Estimating spectral reflectance of fabrics from high-resolution multi-band HDR images
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10.1109/fcv.2015.7103731
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2015
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2015 21st Korea-Japan Joint Workshop on Frontiers of Computer Vision (FCV)
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Shiro Tanaka;Aki Takayanagi;M. Tsuchida;Y. Sakaguchi;Hiromi T. Tanaka
Shiro Tanaka;Aki Takayanagi;M. Tsuchida;Y. Sakaguchi;Hiromi T. Tanaka
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Shiro Tanaka;Aki Takayanagi;M. Tsuchida;Y. Sakaguchi;Hiromi T. Tanaka

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