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Gerard Guy Medioni
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My research interests span a broad spectrum of the Image Understanding field. The issues of representation and matching lie at the core of it, leading to the following questions:
How can we infer descriptions of objects (world-centered) from images (viewer-centered)? How can we "recognize" objects we have never seen before?
In addition, I am interested in the design and implementation of very reliable vision systems to accomplish difficult tasks, using imperfect modules.
I am also interested in establishing bridges between Computer Vision and Computer Graphics.
How can we infer descriptions of objects (world-centered) from images (viewer-centered)? How can we "recognize" objects we have never seen before?
In addition, I am interested in the design and implementation of very reliable vision systems to accomplish difficult tasks, using imperfect modules.
I am also interested in establishing bridges between Computer Vision and Computer Graphics.
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CVPR, pp.11214-11223, (2020)
Pattern Recognit. Lett., (2019): 1-2
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International Journal of Computer Vision, no. 6 (2019): 642-667
International Journal of Computer Vision, no. 6 (2019): 930-956
FG, (2018)
Pattern Recognition Letters, (2018)
Iacopo Masi,Feng-Ju Chang,Jongmoo Choi,Shai Harel, Jungyeon Kim,KangGeon Kim,Jatuporn Leksut, Stephen Rawls,Yue Wu,Tal Hassner,Wael AbdAlmageed,Gerard Medioni
IEEE Trans. Pattern Anal. Mach. Intell., no. 2 (2018)
ECCV Workshops, pp.3-14, (2018)
Extreme Value Theory-Based Methods for Visual Recognition, pp.131, (2017)
The Maximum Consensus Problem: Recent Algorithmic Advances, pp.194, (2017)
IJCB, (2017): 133-142
FG, pp.604-611, (2017)
ICCV Workshops, (2017): 1599-1608
Computers & Graphics, (2017): 14-22
arXiv: Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, (2017)
Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision, no. 3 (2017): 402-422
Computer Vision and Image Understanding, no. C (2017): 1-15
CVPR, pp.4838-4846, (2016)
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