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affiliation: University of Manchester, UK

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2012
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Michael May:
Data analytics and methods for improved feature selection and matching. University of Manchester, UK, 2012
2011
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Michael May, Martin J. Turner, Tim Morris:
Analysing False Positives and 3D Structure to Create Intelligent Thresholding and Weighting Functions for SIFT Features. PSIVT (1) 2011: 190-201
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Michael May, Martin J. Turner, Tim Morris:
FAW for Multi-exposure Fusion Features. PSIVT (1) 2011: 289-300

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Michael May, Tim Morris, Keith Markham, William J. Crowther, Martin J. Turner:
Towards Object Recognition using HDR Video, Stereoscopic Depth Information and SIFT. TPCG 2009: 165-168

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