DOI
stands for Digital Object Identifier
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A DSP Based Camera Mouse System
林萬魁 , Masters Advisor:陳志宏
繁體中文
視訊滑鼠 ; 人機介面 ; 頭部運動 ; 人臉偵測 ; Camera Mouse ; Head motion ; Man-machine interface ; Face detection


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