Search Results for author: Fanjie Kong

Found 7 papers, 4 papers with code

Hyperbolic Learning with Synthetic Captions for Open-World Detection

no code implementations7 Apr 2024 Fanjie Kong, Yanbei Chen, Jiarui Cai, Davide Modolo

Specifically, we bootstrap dense synthetic captions using pre-trained VLMs to provide rich descriptions on different regions in images, and incorporate these captions to train a novel detector that generalizes to novel concepts.

Hallucination Novel Concepts +3

Neural Insights for Digital Marketing Content Design

no code implementations2 Feb 2023 Fanjie Kong, Yuan Li, Houssam Nassif, Tanner Fiez, Ricardo Henao, Shreya Chakrabarti

In digital marketing, experimenting with new website content is one of the key levers to improve customer engagement.

Marketing

Efficient Classification of Very Large Images with Tiny Objects

1 code implementation CVPR 2022 Fanjie Kong, Ricardo Henao

Specifically, these classification tasks face two key challenges: $i$) the size of the input image is usually in the order of mega- or giga-pixels, however, existing deep architectures do not easily operate on such big images due to memory constraints, consequently, we seek a memory-efficient method to process these images; and $ii$) only a very small fraction of the input images are informative of the label of interest, resulting in low region of interest (ROI) to image ratio.

Classification Image Classification

Quantum Tensor Network in Machine Learning: An Application to Tiny Object Classification

1 code implementation8 Jan 2021 Fanjie Kong, Xiao-Yang Liu, Ricardo Henao

In the end, our experimental results indicate that tensor network models are effective for tiny object classification problem and potentially will beat state-of-the-art.

BIG-bench Machine Learning Classification +4

The Synthinel-1 dataset: a collection of high resolution synthetic overhead imagery for building segmentation

1 code implementation15 Jan 2020 Fanjie Kong, Bohao Huang, Kyle Bradbury, Jordan M. Malof

Recently deep learning - namely convolutional neural networks (CNNs) - have yielded impressive performance for the task of building segmentation on large overhead (e. g., satellite) imagery benchmarks.

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