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2008
Ewald R, Himmelspach J, Uhrmacher A.  2008.  An Algorithm Selection Approach for Simulation Systems. Proc. ACM/IEEE/SCS Workshop on Principles of Advanced and Distributed Simulation PADS'08.
2009
Höferlin B, Zimmermann K.  2009.  Towards Reliable Traffic Sign Recognition. Proceedings of IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium '09. Abstract
Oeltze S, Hauser H, Rorvik J, Lundervold A, Preim B.  2009.  Visual Analysis of Cerebral Perfusion Data -- Four Interactive Approaches and a Comparison. Proc. of the 6th International Symposium on Image and Signal Processing and Analysis (ISPA). :588-595.
Dietzsch J, Heinrich J, Nieselt K, Bartz D.  2009.  A Visual Analytics Approach for Gene Expression Data. IEEE Symposium on Visual Analytics Science and Technology. Abstract
Höferlin M, Höferlin B, Weiskopf D.  2009.  Video Visual Analytics of Tracked Moving Objects. Proceedings of 3rd Workshop on Behaviour Monitoring and Interpretation. 541:59--64. Abstract
Heyer G, Holz F, Teresniak S.  2009.  Change of Topics over Time and Tracking Topics by Their Change of Meaning. KDIR '09: Proc. of Int. Conf. on Knowledge Discovery and Information Retrieval.
2010
Kaeppeler U, Höferlin M, Levi P.  2010.  3D Object Localization via Stereo Vision using an Omnidirectional and a Perspective Camera. 2nd. Workshop on Omnidirectional Robot Vision, a workshop of the 2010 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA2010). :7--12.
Holz F, Teresniak S, Heyer G, Scheuermann G.  2010.  Generating a Visual Overview of Large Diachronic Document Collections based on the Detection of Topic Change. Proc. IVAPP 2010: International Conference on Information Visualization Theory and Applications.
Höferlin B, Heidemann G.  2010.  Selection of an Optimal Set of Discriminative and Robust Local Features with Application to Traffic Sign Recognition. WSCG 2010, 18th International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision.