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cv人物表（CV character table） Figure CV 1:Jianbo Shi history Jianbo graduated from UC Berkeley, Jitendra Malik tutorial. Its most influential research results are image segmentation. It was co authored on PAMI in 2000 and published Noramlized cuts and image segmentation. This is the most classical algorithm in the field of image segmentation. Home page: /~jshi/ and /~jshi/ CV character 2:Kristen Grauman graduated from MIT, mentor is Trevor Darrell. Its most influential research results are Pyramid, Match and Kernel, which are used in image matching. She collaborated with Darrell in 2005 on the publication of The Pyramid Match Kernel: Discriminative Classification with Sets CVPR of Image Features. Pyramid matching kernel function can quickly search the matching features between two feature sets, and can be applied to image matching and object recognition, which is one of the classical algorithms in this field. 2011 Marr prize winner. Home page: /~grauman/ CV character 3:Irfan Essa is currently teaching at Georgin Tech Georgia Tech University, graduated from MIT, and its most influential research results: facial expression recognition. In 1997, Essa and Alex PAMI collaborated on the publication of Coding, analysis, interpretation, and, recognition, of, facial, expression, which combines geometric models and facial muscle weakness models to describe facial structures, Penland. Home page: /people/irfan-essa CV character 4:Matthew Turk graduated from MIT, the most influential research result: face recognition. The Alex and Pentland published Eigenfaces for Face Recognition in 1991. This is the first PCA (Principal Component Analysis) is introduced to face recognition, face recognition method is the most early and the most classic, and is realized in the open source OpenCV. Home page: /~mturk/ CV, 5:David, Lowe, graduated from Stanford University, and mentor is Thomas Binfold, the most influential research achievement: SIFT. He is the inventor of SIFT feature point detection.