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In the history of Chinese calligraphy, Wang Xizhi (王羲之) was one of the most well-known calligraphers in China and was traditionally referred to as the Sage of Calligraphy. Together with another great calligrapher, Zhong Yao (钟繇), they wer

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How Naitō Konan Looked upon Himself as a Servant-Student of Wang Xizhi and an Advisor to Xiong Xiling in 1913 : An Analysis of Archives Preserved in the Naitō Collection

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It is often said that the prewar Japanese people embraced an ambivalent attitude toward China, which mixed admiration to ancient China and derogation to contemporary China. My analysis of archives preserved in the Naitō Collection about the Lantingh

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Towards Geometric-Photometric Joint Alignment for Facial Mesh Registration

Autor: Wang, Xizhi, Wang, Yaxiong, Li, Mengjian

This paper presents a Geometric-Photometric Joint Alignment(GPJA) method, for accurately aligning human expressions by combining geometry and photometric information. Common practices for registering human heads typically involve aligning landmarks w

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