Deep down the rabbit hole: CVPR 2015 and beyond
CVPR is the premier Computer Vision conference, and it's fair to think of it as the Olympics of…
Showing posts with the label antonio torralba
Can you pass the HOGgles test? Inverting and Visualizing Features for Object Detection
Despite more than a decade of incessant research by some of the world's top computer vision res…
CVPR 2012 Day 1: Accidental Cameras, Large Jigsaws, and Cosegmentation
Today ended the first day of CVPR 2012 in Providence, RI. And here's a quick recap: On the ad…
learning to "borrow" examples for object detection. Lim et al, NIPS 2011
Let's say you want to train a cat detector... If you're anything like me, then you probabl…