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2004
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S. Crossley, Nicholas Luke Seed, Neil A. Thacker, Peter A. Ivey:
Improving accuracy, robustness and computational efficiency in 3D computer vision. Image Vis. Comput. 22(5): 399-412 (2004)
1998
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A. J. Lacey, Neil A. Thacker, S. Crossley, R. A. Yates:
A multi-stage approach to the dense estimation of disparity from stereo SEM images. Image Vis. Comput. 16(5): 373-383 (1998)

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1998
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S. Crossley, Neil A. Thacker, Nicholas Luke Seed:
Benchmarking of Bootstrap Temporal Stereo using Statistical and Physical Scene Modelling. BMVC 1998: 1-10
1997
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S. Crossley, A. J. Lacey, Neil A. Thacker, Nicholas Luke Seed:
Robust Stereo via Temporal Consistency. BMVC 1997

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