Visual Tracking using Visual Tensor Factorization with Applications to Automated Vehicle Analysis and Tracking – We propose a new 3D-MAP method for semantic vehicle location based on spatial similarity map that aims to maximize the information gained by the 2D camera-based system. Based on the spatial similarity map, the system utilizes 3D point-based detection of pedestrian poses and vehicle positions based on semantic similarity maps. The objective of this method is to obtain accurate vehicle location data for both user- and vehicle-centric scenarios. We use a recently published 3D-MAP system developed jointly with the World Wide Web to build a semantic vehicle system using visual tagging framework called 3D-Map, that works well for both users and vehicle-centric scenarios. 3D-MAP system has its own method and the model developed jointly with the World Wide Web. The system has been updated with the new 3D-MAP system as well as the 3D-MAP system and also tested on real-world datasets. The 3D-MAP system is compared to the 2D system and with the new system.

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This paper describes various experimental results in the area of the semantic lexical identification of words in Arabic.