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2012
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Jason P. de Villiers, Fintan Wilson, Fred Nicolls:
A study of the sensitivity of long-range passive ranging techniques to atmospheric scintillation. Visual Information Processing 2012: 83990O
2011
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Jason P. de Villiers, Jaco Cronje, Fred Nicolls:
Improved neural network modeling of inverse lens distortion. Visual Information Processing 2011: 80560L
2010
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Jason P. de Villiers:
A comparison of image sharpness metrics and real-time sharpening methods with GPU implementations. Afrigraph 2010: 53-62
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Bernardt Duvenhage, J. P. Delport, Jason P. de Villiers:
Implementation of the Lucas-Kanade image registration algorithm on a GPU for 3D computational platform stabilisation. Afrigraph 2010: 83-90

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