Deep Learning Trends @ ICLR 2016
Started by the youngest members of the Deep Learning Mafia [1], namely Yann LeCun and Yoshua Beng…
Showing posts with the label visualization
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…
drawing sexy graphs in matlab
Everybody who loves computer sciences loves graphs. But the fat 'n juicy graphs, the ones with…
The vision hacker culture at Google ...
I sometimes get frustrated when developing machine learning algorithms in C++. And since working i…
graph visualizations as sexy as fractals
I love to display mathematical phenomena -- often for me the proof is in the visualization. If you…
wordle word summary image
This is the wordle summary of the keywords from this blog. Its a cute visualization of topics.
Graphviz for Object Recognition Research
Many of the techniques that I employ for object recognition utilize a non-parametric representation…