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DR 5.2: Continuous Learning of Cross-Modal Concepts

Jul 1, 2010·
Danijel Skočaj
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Matej Kristan
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Alen Vrečko
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Barry Ridge
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Aleš Leonardis
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Sergio Roa
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Geert-Jan Kruijff
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Different types of cross-modal learning.
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