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"A System for Face Tracking in Crowded Areas"
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Nowadays, security issues are becoming a major concern in our society. We aim to contribute by providing a system that allows high quality tracking of people's faces. The target of this project is to build a distributed camera system that tracks human faces in crowded areas. This system is a combination of fixed short focal length cameras that can provide wide view of the scene, and active long focal length cameras providing narrow views but high resolution images. The first type of cameras covers a wide area allowing face detection. Then, the detected faces are affected, through an assignment process, to the active cameras having the best views to them.
 
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"Dynamic Evaluation for User Interfaces in Plant Operations"
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User interfaces in plant operations are safety-critical. Researches show that human operators are one of the biggest sources of errors in any complex system and many operator errors are attributed to a poorly designed user interface. In order to support the design and evaluation of user interfaces in plant operations, we built an operator model incorporating with knowledge bases and procedures for fault detection and identification (FDI). We can predict human operators' behavior to detect and identify a failure cause in an emergency based on this model. As a case study, a user interface system, including alarm settings for a boiler plant simulator, was evaluated and modified from the viewpoints of predictive FDI tracks. The evaluation results showed the usefulness of the proposed model.
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"Application of kernels to link analysis"
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We argue that a family of kernels on graph nodes provides a new perspective on the traditional link analysis measures of relatedness and importance. This framework allows us to define a link analysis measure intermediate between relatedness and importance, in which the bias between these two extremes is naturally controlled by a parameter characterizing individual kernels in the family. We show that
(1) Kandola et al.'s Neumann kernels not only subsumes the co-citation and bibliographic coupling relatedness but also Kleinberg's HITS importance, and
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The property of these kernel-based link analysis measures is examined with a real-world network of bibliographic citations.
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"Opinion Mining on the Web by Extracting Subject-Aspect-Evaluation Relations"
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This poster shows the method for extracting opinions from a given document collection. Assuming that an opinion can be represented as a tuple <Subject,Aspect,Evaluation>, we propose a computational method to extract such tuples from texts.
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"Acoustic Augmented Reality System Using SIMO-ICA"
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Blind separation of mixed binaural sounds using Single-Input Multiple-Output (SIMO)-model-based Independent Component Analysis (SIMO-ICA) is now being studied by the authors. The SIMO-ICA consists of multiple ICA parts and a fidelity controller, and each ICA runs in parallel under the fidelity control of the entire separation system. In the SIMO-ICA scenario, unknown multiple source signals which are mixed through unknown acoustical transmission channels are detected at the microphones, and these signals can be separated, not into monaural source signals but into SIMO-model-based signals from the independent sources. In this paper, we introduce an acoustic tele-presendce system which can reduce the interference sound and reproduce the target sound using SIMO-ICA for rescue robots. To evaluate it, we carried out the sound decomposition experiments under the real acoustic conditions by multiple users. The objective experimental results reveal that the decomposition performance of the proposed method is superior to that conventional method, and we can confirm that the output signals maintain information about the directivity of each sound source through the objective and subjective evaluation experiments.
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"USB/IP (USB request over IP)"
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"Brain Activity in the Evaluation of the Impression of Robot Bodily Expressions."
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Controlling devices using physiological signals is an increasingly active research field in human-robot interaction. Using brain signals or Electroencephalogram (EEG) to control devices is widely known as Brain-Computer Interfacing (BCI). In a BCI system, brain signals are used to directly control devices and not as a communication channel, so target applications are restricted to handicapped and/or aged people. On the other hand, it is possible for healthy people to simply control devices using voice and body movements. In this work, quantifying human's state of mind and emotions is investigated by intercepting changes in brain activity. The existence of a relation between robot's bodily expressions and their impressions on the observer is shown. Moreover, a correlation between the nature of the expression and the power of low-alpha channel in brain signals is demonstrated. Robots can make use of this uantification as an extra channel of information for a smoother and more human-like adaptive interaction.
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" Multiple Active Camera Assignment for High Fidelity 3D Video"
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We present a multiple active camera assignment for high fidelity 3D video of a moving object, mainly an acting human body. The camera system is made up of cameras with long focal length lenses for high resolution input images. However, such cameras can capture only partial views of the object. Our goal is to assign the camera set to the different partsof the moving object so as to achieve a high visibility of the whole object. For each camera, we evaluate the visibility to the different regions of the object, corresponding to different camera orientations and with respect to its field of view (FOV). Thereafter, we assign each camera to one orientation in such a way to maximize the visibility to the whole object. in order to temporally extend this scheme, we involve, in addition to the visibility analysis, the last camera orientation as an additional constraint. The purpose is an optimized camera movement.
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The speed of VLSI circuits has increased in recent years with technology evolution. For high speed circuits, delay test is an important technique to verify that a given logic operates correctly at the desired clock period. However as the scale of a VLSI circuit becomes large, the cost of testing also becomes high. That is why reducing the cost is an important issue.
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Digital television terrestrial broadcasting (DTTB) based on OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) is sensitive to Doppler spread and multi-path propagation in mobile environment. The conventional research has already proposed a Doppler spread compensator based on linear array antenna. However, the proposed linear array antenna assisted Doppler spread compensator did not take into account an effect of electromagnetic coupling amongst elements. Also, it did not have diversity function while it has a several elements. This paper proposes two types of array antenna assisted Doppler spread compensators, which employ dipole array and monopole array, and which work as a maximum ratio combining (MRC) diversity as well as the Doppler spread compensator.
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"New Broadband Radio & Satellite Communications Systems"
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Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) is widely believed as an excellent technology that has a bright future in the next 4th generations (4G) of wireless communications system. OFDM is robust against multipath fading effects as a consequence of longer symbol period and guard interval (GI) insertions. Therefore, OFDM is a reliable technology for Ubiquitous Networked Media Computing in this COE Project. However, OFDM poses high peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) problem which is a typical problem to all multicarrier systems.
We propose a new FFT-based Carrier Interferometry spreading (called CI-FFT) as spreading technique to reduce the PAPR of OFDM while providing the high performance and high throughput. By the proposed technique, the efficiency of OFDM transmitter can be increased by 50% and the computational complexity reduced more than 90%. As an example, OFDM with subcarrier N=64 as in IEEE802.11a, the PAPR is by about 12dB while our proposed technique offer only 8dB with better bit-error-rate (BER) performance. Comparing to the conventional CI/OFDM with N=64, our computational complexity is only 448, while the conventional complexity is 8.192 (94.5% reduced) [K. Anwar, Japanese Patent No. 2005-225604, 2005]. We also propose the improvement of the OFDM throughput double (2x) for higher bit rate applications. It means that 2N data stream is possible to be transmitted on only N subcarriers without the requirement of bandwidth increasing.
For the satellite communications system, we propose a frequency re-use for satellite communications by a carrier super-positioning technique. By this technique, the interference from the undesired signals is remained because of the imperfectness of the replica signals. We tried to solve this problem by minimizing this imperfectness and simplify the method of the replica generator so that applicable for multi-level modulation such as 16QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation). Our results confirm that this method does not require satellite one round trip delay measurement which was required in the conventional design and applicable for 16QAM modulated signals.
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