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6045
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5234

Overview

Michael C. Burl is affiliated with the Jet Propulsion Lab in the United States, a research institution known for its involvement in space exploration and technology development.

The available data does not list specific recent papers authored by Michael C. Burl.

There are no documented frequent co-authors associated with their research collaborations.

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Best Publications

  • Finding faces in cluttered scenes using random labeled graph matching

    T.K. Leung;M.C. Burl;P. Perona

  • Optimal speckle reduction in polarimetric SAR imagery

    L.M. Novak;M.C. Burl

  • Optimal polarimetric processing for enhanced target detection

    L.M. Novak;M.C. Burl;W.W. Irving

  • A Probabilistic Approach to Object Recognition Using Local Photometry and Global Geometry

    Michael C. Burl;Markus Weber;Pietro Perona;Pietro Perona

  • Inferring Ground Truth from Subjective Labelling of Venus Images

    Padhraic Smyth;Usama M. Fayyad;Michael C. Burl;Pietro Perona

  • Initial clinical evaluation of a whole body nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) tomograph.

    Young Ir;Bailes Dr;Burl M;Collins Ag

  • Entropy-based active learning for object recognition

    A. Holub;P. Perona;M.C. Burl

  • Systems and methods for the automated sensing of motion in a mobile robot using visual data

    Michael Christopher Burl;Paolo Pirjanian

  • IMAGING OF THE BRAIN BY NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE

    F.H. Doyle;J.M. Pennock;J.S. Orr;J.C. Gore

  • IMAGING OF THE BRAIN BY NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE

    F. H. Doyle;J. M. Pennock;J. S. Orr;J. C. Gore

  • Recognition of planar object classes

    M.C. Burl;P. Perona

  • Magnetic resonance properties of hydrogen: imaging the posterior fossa

    IR Young;M Burl;GJ Clarke;AS Hall

  • AEGIS Automated Science Targeting for the MER Opportunity Rover

    Tara A. Estlin;Benjamin J. Bornstein;Daniel M. Gaines;Robert C. Anderson

  • Learning to Recognize Volcanoes on Venus

    Michael C. Burl;Lars Asker;Padhraic Smyth;Usama Fayyad

  • TRATAMIENTO DE IMAGENES DE VIDEO.

    Burl Michael;Thomson Roderick;Layton Phillip

  • AEGIS autonomous targeting for ChemCam on Mars Science Laboratory: Deployment and results of initial science team use.

    Raymond Francis;Tara A. Estlin;Gary Doran;Stephen Johnstone

  • Learning to Detect Small Impact Craters

    P.G. Wetzler;R. Honda;B. Enke;W.J. Merline

  • Optimal Processing of Polarimetric Synthetic-Aperture Radar Imagery

    L. M. Novak;M. C. Burl;R. D. Chaney;G. J. Owirka

  • Assessing the ability to predict human percepts of odor quality from the detector responses of a conducting polymer composite-based electronic nose

    Michael C. Burl;Brett J. Doleman;Amanda Schaffer;Amanda Schaffer;Nathan S. Lewis

  • Tuned fiducial markers to identify body locations with minimal perturbation of tissue magnetization

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  • Automated detection of craters and other geological features

    M. C. Burl;T. Stough;W. Colwell;E. B. Bierhaus

  • Probabilistic affine invariants for recognition

    T.K. Leung;M.C. Burl;P. Perona

  • Texture discrimination in synthetic aperture radar imagery

    M.C. Burl;G.J. Owirka;L.M. Novak

  • Classification performance of carbon black-polymer composite vapor detector arrays as a function of array size and detector composition

    Michael C. Burl;Brian C. Sisk;Thomas P. Vaid;Nathan Saul Lewis

  • Autonomous Science on the EO-1 Mission

    S. Chien;R. Sherwood;D. Tran;R. Castano

Frequent Co-Authors

Pietro Perona
Pietro Perona California Institute of Technology
Robert C. Anderson
Robert C. Anderson California Institute of Technology
Padhraic Smyth
Padhraic Smyth University of California, Irvine
Steve Chien
Steve Chien Jet Propulsion Lab
Usama M. Fayyad
Usama M. Fayyad Open Insights
Roger C. Wiens
Roger C. Wiens Los Alamos National Laboratory
Nathan S. Lewis
Nathan S. Lewis California Institute of Technology
Victor R. Baker
Victor R. Baker University of Arizona
Diana L. Blaney
Diana L. Blaney Jet Propulsion Lab
Andrea Donnellan
Andrea Donnellan Jet Propulsion Lab

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