AI Technology & Industry Review
A novel module that effectively and efficiently propagates information through an arbitrarily long video, with constant complexity w.r.t. number of frames and linear complexity w.r.t. resolution.
Chinese researchers propose a novel regression framework in pursuit of “fast, accurate and stable 3D dense face alignment simultaneously.”
Researchers proposed a new model that is designed to spot deepfakes by looking at subtle visual artifacts.
To adapt conventional deep models to real scenarios, a research work carried by a team (XPixel) from the Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology (SIAT) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences investigated the use of additional branches to tune imagery effects.
Unlike previous work that suggested fully-connected networks can only deliver subpar performance, Neyshabur’s experiments showed a significant performance jump.
New research from UK based AI company and research lab DeepMind is enabling AI agents to perceive dynamic real-world environments more like humans do.
Researchers introduce a joint Spatial-Temporal Transformer Network (STTN) to tackle such video inpainting challenges.
Researchers from Virginia Tech, National Tsing Hua University and Facebook have introduced a game-changing algorithm that generates impressive 3D photos from a single RGB-D (colour and depth) image.
In a new study, researchers use a physics simulator to learn to predict physical forces in videos of humans interacting with objects.
The study introduces an Event Recognition in Aerial video (ERA) dataset comprising 2,866 aerial videos collected from YouTube and annotated with labels from 25 different classes corresponding to an event that can be seen unfolding over a period of five seconds.
Although there are many means for identifying and locating a missing person — police and amber alerts, photos and biometrics such as fingerprints and even facial recognition — few of these resources are available for finding a lost dog, and about 75 percent of dogs in the USA are not microchipped.
The 2018 Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) opened today in Salt Lake City, USA. The CVPR organizing committee used the occasion to announce its coveted Best Paper and Best Student Paper selections.
Tencent Youtu — literally translated as “image optimization lab” — is the image processing, pattern recognition, machine learning, and data mining research arm of Chinese tech giant Tencent Group.
Dr. Eisaku Maeda, the director of NTT Communication Science Laboratories, was recently interviewed by The Huffington Post, sharing his opinions on AI.