- ...Vision
- Here we use ``computer vision'' in
a narrow sense denoting computational and physics-based vision.
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- ...state
- Strictly speaking, since active
cameras in the real world have physical bodies, their actions can
change the world state. But we neglect such exceptional cases.
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- ...camera
- From a technical
point of view, an APS camera can be called a fixed viewpoint active
camera.
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- ...zoom
- Note that we have been
able to model SONY EVI-G20 as an APS camera even if its zooming
parameter is changed.
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