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Image-based eye pose and reflection analysis for advanced interaction techniques and scene understanding

Nitschke, 2011

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17974883647618229516
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Nitschke C
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This work proposes a theory of the light transport at the corneal surface of the human eye including multiple eye poses. The theory is subsequently applied to solve two practical problems in scene reconstruction and interaction techniques. Related with these are the …
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