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Brand Spankin' New Vision Papers from ICCV 2013

The International Conference of Computer Vision, ICCV, gathers the world's best researchers in …

"I shot the cat with my proton gun."

I often listen to lectures and audiobooks when I drive more than 2 hours because I don't always…

everything is misc -- torralba cvpr paper to check out

Weinberger's Everything is Miscellaneous is a delightful read -- I just finished it today whi…

Ontology is Overrated: Categories, Links, and Tags

Ontology is Overrated: Categories, Links, and Tags This is the title of a powerful treatise written…

Understanding the role of categories in object recognition

If we set aside our academic endeavors of publishing computer vision and machine learning papers an…

The Visual Memex: Visual Object Recognition Without Categories

Figure 1 I have discussed the limitations of using rigid object categories in computer vision, and …

Wittgenstein's Critique of Abstract Concepts

In his Philosophical Investigations , Wittgenstein argues against abstraction -- via several though…

A Shift of Focus: Relying on Prototypes versus Support Vectors

The goal of today's blog post is to outline an important difference between traditional categor…

Exemplars, Prototypes, and towards a Theory of Concepts for AI

While initial musings (and some early theories) on Categorization come from Philosophy (think Categ…

Beyond Categorization: Getting Away From Object Categories in Computer Vision

Natural language evolved over thousands of years to become the powerful tool that is is today. When…

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