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affiliation (PhD 2016): University of California, Los Angeles, USA

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2016
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Brian Taylor:
Leveraging Occlusion Cues for Causal Video Object Segmentation. University of California, Los Angeles, USA, 2016

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2017
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Alex Wong, Alan L. Yuille, Brian Taylor:
Exploiting Protrusion Cues for Fast and Effective Shape Modeling via Ellipses. BMVC 2017
2015
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Brian Taylor, Vasiliy Karasev, Stefano Soatto:
Causal video object segmentation from persistence of occlusions. CVPR 2015: 4268-4276
2013
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Brian Taylor, Alper Ayvaci, Avinash Ravichandran, Stefano Soatto:
Semantic Video Segmentation from Occlusion Relations within a Convex Optimization Framework. EMMCVPR 2013: 195-208

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