Publications of Escobar, M.-J.

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Escobar et al. 2009

Escobar, M.-J., Masson, G.S., Vieville, T. and Kornprobst, P.

Action recognition using a bio-inspired feedforward spiking network

International Journal of Computer Vision (2009) 82: 284-301

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Conference contribution: poster

	Escobar, M.-J., Kornprobst, P. and Vieville, T.	Spike to Spike MT Model and Applications	Poster at CNS 2007 (Toronto, Canada).
	Escobar, M.-J., Kornprobst, P., Wohrer, A. and Vieville, T.	Can we recognize motion from spike train analysis?	European Conference Visual Perception, 2006
	Escobar, M.-J., Masson, G., Viéville, T. and Kornprobst, P.	Spiking MT model: Dynamics and motion patterns	30th European Conference on Vision Perception (ECVP), Arezzo, Italy, 2007.
	Escobar, M.-J., Wohrer, A., Kornprobst, P. and Vieville, T.	Biological motion recognition using an MT-like model	NeuroComp06
Escobar and Kornprobst 2008	Escobar, M.-J. and Kornprobst, P.	Action Recognition with a Bio--Inspired Feedforward Motion Processing Model: The Richness of Center-Surround Interactions.	Proceedings of the European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV08) (2008): 186-199 doi:10.1007/978-3-540-88693-8_14	abstract
Escobar et al. 2008	Escobar, M.-J., Masson, G.S. and Kornprobst, P.	A Simple Mechanism to Reproduce the Neural Solution of the Aperture Problem in Monkey Area MT	Proceedings of Deuxième conférence française de Neurosciences Computationnelles (Neurocomp08).	abstract

Other

Escobar et al. 2007	Escobar, M.-J., Masson, G. S., Vieville, T. and Kornprobst, P.	Spike to Spike Model and Applications: A biological plausible approach for the motion processing.	INRIA Research Report 6280
Escobar et al. 2008b	Escobar, M.-J. , Masson, G.S., Vieville, T. and Kornprobst, P.	Rate versus synchrony code for human action recognition	INRIA research report 6669 (2008)	fulltext