Search Results for author: Joongkyu Kim

Found 6 papers, 6 papers with code

Referenceless User Controllable Semantic Image Synthesis

1 code implementation18 Jun 2023 Jonghyun Kim, Gen Li, Joongkyu Kim

Despite recent progress in semantic image synthesis, complete control over image style remains a challenging problem.

Image Generation

SuperStyleNet: Deep Image Synthesis with Superpixel Based Style Encoder

1 code implementation17 Dec 2021 Jonghyun Kim, Gen Li, Cheolkon Jung, Joongkyu Kim

First, we directly extract the style codes from the original image based on superpixels to consider local objects.

Image Generation Superpixels

Adaptive Prototype Learning and Allocation for Few-Shot Segmentation

2 code implementations CVPR 2021 Gen Li, Varun Jampani, Laura Sevilla-Lara, Deqing Sun, Jonghyun Kim, Joongkyu Kim

By integrating the SGC and GPA together, we propose the Adaptive Superpixel-guided Network (ASGNet), which is a lightweight model and adapts to object scale and shape variation.

Clustering Few-Shot Semantic Segmentation +1

Edge and Identity Preserving Network for Face Super-Resolution

1 code implementation27 Aug 2020 Jonghyun Kim, Gen Li, Inyong Yun, Cheolkon Jung, Joongkyu Kim

In this paper, we propose a novel Edge and Identity Preserving Network for Face SR Network, named as EIPNet, to minimize the distortion by utilizing a lightweight edge block and identity information.

Super-Resolution

DABNet: Depth-wise Asymmetric Bottleneck for Real-time Semantic Segmentation

3 code implementations26 Jul 2019 Gen Li, Inyoung Yun, Jonghyun Kim, Joongkyu Kim

As a pixel-level prediction task, semantic segmentation needs large computational cost with enormous parameters to obtain high performance.

Real-Time Semantic Segmentation Segmentation

Part-Level Convolutional Neural Networks for Pedestrian Detection Using Saliency and Boundary Box Alignment

1 code implementation1 Oct 2018 Inyong Yun, Cheolkon Jung, Xinran Wang, Alfred O. Hero, Joongkyu Kim

Pedestrians in videos have a wide range of appearances such as body poses, occlusions, and complex backgrounds, and there exists the proposal shift problem in pedestrian detection that causes the loss of body parts such as head and legs.

Pedestrian Detection

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