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Biometric Person Authentication (AVBPA-3)},
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@InProceedings{barnhard:lip,
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Author = {M. Barnard and E. J. Holden and R. Owens},
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Title = {Lip tracking using pattern matching snakes},
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additional = {Melbourne, Australia},
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BookTitle = {ACCV2002: The 5th Asian Conference on Computer Vision},
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Note = {Tracking of 2D Lip shape using a snake which has restricted
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control points and is moved by the forces of a correlation
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driven template searching algorithm.}
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@comment { todo: pdf = {local/blake_sparse_realtime_tracking.pdf} }
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class BibTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
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def test_comment
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file = BibTeX::File.parse <<BIB
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todo:
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pdf = {}
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x
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}
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BIB
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assert_equal([], file.entries)
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file.normalize!
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end
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end
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