Search Results for author: Ihsen Hedhli

Found 6 papers, 2 papers with code

Domain Agnostic Image-to-image Translation using Low-Resolution Conditioning

no code implementations8 May 2023 Mohamed Abid, Arman Afrasiyabi, Ihsen Hedhli, Jean-François Lalonde, Christian Gagné

Conditioned on a target image, such methods extract the target style and combine it with the source image content, keeping coherence between the domains.

Image-to-Image Translation Translation

Image-to-Image Translation with Low Resolution Conditioning

1 code implementation23 Jul 2021 Mohamed Abderrahmen Abid, Ihsen Hedhli, Jean-François Lalonde, Christian Gagne

This differs from previous methods that focus on translating a given image style into a target content, our translation approach being able to simultaneously imitate the style and merge the structural information of the LR target.

Image-to-Image Translation Translation

A Generative Model for Hallucinating Diverse Versions of Super Resolution Images

no code implementations12 Feb 2021 Mohamed Abderrahmen Abid, Ihsen Hedhli, Christian Gagné

Traditionally, the main focus of image super-resolution techniques is on recovering the most likely high-quality images from low-quality images, using a one-to-one low- to high-resolution mapping.

Image Super-Resolution valid

Learning of Image Dehazing Models for Segmentation Tasks

1 code implementation4 Mar 2019 Sébastien de Blois, Ihsen Hedhli, Christian Gagné

To evaluate their performance, existing dehazing approaches generally rely on distance measures between the generated image and its corresponding ground truth.

Image Dehazing Image Segmentation +2

Accumulating Knowledge for Lifelong Online Learning

no code implementations26 Oct 2018 Changjian Shui, Ihsen Hedhli, Christian Gagné

We are providing a theoretical analysis of this algorithm, with a cumulative error upper bound for each task.

Transfer Learning

Diversity regularization in deep ensembles

no code implementations22 Feb 2018 Changjian Shui, Azadeh Sadat Mozafari, Jonathan Marek, Ihsen Hedhli, Christian Gagné

Calibrating the confidence of supervised learning models is important for a variety of contexts where the certainty over predictions should be reliable.

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