Vieville, T.
* 1990: Estimation of 3D-Motion and Structure from Tracking 2D-Lines in a Sequence of Images
* 1990: Feed-Forward Recovery of Motion and Structure from a Series of 2D-Lines Matches
* 1992: Robust and fast computation of unbiased intensity derivatives in images
* 1993: Canonic Representations for the Geometries of Multiple Projective Views
* 1993: Computation of Ego-Motion and Structure from Visual an Inertial Sensor Using the Vertical Cue
* 1993: Critical Sets of Lines for Camera Displacement Estimation: A Mixed Euclidean-Projective and Constructive Approach, The
* 1994: Autocalibration of Visual Sensor Parameters on a Robotic Head
* 1994: Canonic Representations for the Geometries of Multiple Projective Views
* 1994: Computing Motion and Structure in Image Sequences without Calibration
* 1994: Experimenting 3d Vision On A Robotic Head
* 1994: Real-Time Gaze Control
* 1994: Recovering Motion and Structure from a Set of Planar Patches in an Uncalibrated Image Sequence
* 1994: Robust and Fast Computation of Edge Characteristics in Image Sequences
* 1994: Segment-Based Detection of Moving Objects in a Sequence of Images
* 1995: Computation of Ego Motion Using the Vertical Cue
* 1995: Experimental self-calibration from four views
* 1995: Motion Analysis with a Camera with Unknown, and Possibly Varying Intrinsic Parameters
* 1996: Canonical Representations for the Geometries of Multiple Projective Views
* 1996: Dynamic Foveal 3D Sensing Using Affine Models
* 1996: First-Order Expansion of Motion Equations in the Uncalibrated Case, The
* 1996: Motion Of Points And Lines In The Uncalibrated Case
* 1996: Using Collineations to Compute Motion and Structure in an Uncalibrated Image Sequence
* 1996: Using Singular Displacements for Uncalibrated Monocular Visual Systems
* 1997: Self-Calibration from Four Views with Possibly Varying Intrinsic Parameters
* 1999: Inverse EEG and MEG Problems: The Adjoint State Approach I: The Continuous Case, The
* 1999: Using Specific Displacements to Analyze Motion without Calibration
* 2001: Implementing a Multi-Model Estimation Method
* 2001: Zooming on Planar Structures
* 2002: Biologically plausible regularization mechanisms
* 2004: Could early visual processes be sufficient to label motions?
* 2004: use of super-resolution techniques to reduce slice thickness in functional MRI, The
* 2005: unbiased implementation of regularization mechanisms, An
* 2009: Action Recognition Using a Bio-Inspired Feedforward Spiking Network
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