Magic™ Mouse Anti-FPV Monoclonal antibody, clone KVO3G8

We study the pointwise partial ordering of representative functions for a monotone operator and in particular we focus on the bigger conjugate representative functions that represent a fixed initial (non-maximal) monotone operator. The first problem considered is that of constructing a new representative function from a given member of this class when wanting to add an additional monotonically related point. This study allows us to prove that all bigger conjugate representable monotone sets are monotonically closed. This result sheds light on the structure of the domains for maximal monotone operators and enables us to study the sum theorem for FPV operators in Banach spaces which posses a dual space that has a strictly convex renorm.

We propose an approach to capture subjective first-person view (FPV) videos by drones for automated cinematography. FPV shots are intentionally not smooth to increase the level of immersion for the audience, and are usually captured by a walking camera operator holding traditional camera equipment. Our goal is to automatically control a drone in such a way that it imitates the motion dynamics of a walking camera operator, and, in turn, capture FPV videos. For this, given a user-defined camera path, orientation, and velocity, we first present a method to automatically generate the operator's motion pattern and the associated motion of the camera, considering the damping mechanism of the camera equipment. Second, we propose a general computational approach that generates the drone commands to imitate the desired motion pattern. We express this task as a constrained optimization problem, where we aim to fulfill high-level user-defined goals, while imitating the dynamics of the walking camera operator and taking the drone's physical constraints into account. Our approach is fully automatic, runs in real time, and is interactive, which provides artistic freedom in designing shots. It does not require a motion capture system, and works both indoors and outdoors. The validity of our approach has been confirmed via quantitative and qualitative evaluations.