OBJECT IDENTIFICATION BY LANGUAGE IN A USER INTERFACE USING LANGUAGE AND IMAGE INFORMATION
Abstract
We propose an advanced user interface which can identify an object in a picture indicated by natural language, hand pointing or both.
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Published: 01 January 1990
Published in SIGCHI Volume 21, Issue 3
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