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Disguise without Disruption: Utility-Preserving Face De-Identification
While a variety of solutions have been proposed to de-identify such images, they often corrupt other non-identifying facial attributes that would be relevant for downstream tasks.
Exploring Cycle Consistency Learning in Interactive Volume Segmentation
To this end, we introduce a backward segmentation path that propagates the intermediate segmentation back to the starting slice using the same propagation network.
Progressive Multi-view Human Mesh Recovery with Self-Supervision
To date, little attention has been given to multi-view 3D human mesh estimation, despite real-life applicability (e. g., motion capture, sport analysis) and robustness to single-view ambiguities.
Federated Learning with Privacy-Preserving Ensemble Attention Distillation
We propose a privacy-preserving FL framework leveraging unlabeled public data for one-way offline knowledge distillation in this work.
PREF: Predictability Regularized Neural Motion Fields
We propose to regularize the estimated motion to be predictable.
Self-supervised Human Mesh Recovery with Cross-Representation Alignment
However, on synthetic dense correspondence maps (i. e., IUV) few have been explored since the domain gap between synthetic training data and real testing data is hard to address for 2D dense representation.
PseudoClick: Interactive Image Segmentation with Click Imitation
The goal of click-based interactive image segmentation is to obtain precise object segmentation masks with limited user interaction, i. e., by a minimal number of user clicks.
SMPL-A: Modeling Person-Specific Deformable Anatomy
In order to obtain accurate target location information, clinicians have to either conduct frequent intraoperative scans, resulting in higher exposition of patients to radiations, or adopt proxy procedures (e. g., creating and using custom molds to keep patients in the exact same pose during both preoperative organ scanning and subsequent treatment.
Physics-based Differentiable Depth Sensor Simulation
Gradient-based algorithms are crucial to modern computer-vision and graphics applications, enabling learning-based optimization and inverse problems.
AI on the Bog: Monitoring and Evaluating Cranberry Crop Risk
Toward this goal, we propose two main deep learning-based modules for: 1) cranberry fruit segmentation to delineate the exact fruit regions in the cranberry field image that are exposed to sun, 2) prediction of cloud coverage conditions and sun irradiance to estimate the inner temperature of exposed cranberries.
3D Object Instance Recognition and Pose Estimation Using Triplet Loss with Dynamic Margin
In this paper, we address the problem of 3D object instance recognition and pose estimation of localized objects in cluttered environments using convolutional neural networks.
Incremental Scene Synthesis
We present a method to incrementally generate complete 2D or 3D scenes with the following properties: (a) it is globally consistent at each step according to a learned scene prior, (b) real observations of a scene can be incorporated while observing global consistency, (c) unobserved regions can be hallucinated locally in consistence with previous observations, hallucinations and global priors, and (d) hallucinations are statistical in nature, i. e., different scenes can be generated from the same observations.
Seeing Beyond Appearance - Mapping Real Images into Geometrical Domains for Unsupervised CAD-based Recognition
Applying our approach to object recognition from texture-less CAD data, we present a custom generative network which fully utilizes the purely geometrical information to learn robust features and achieve a more refined mapping for unseen color images.
Keep it Unreal: Bridging the Realism Gap for 2.5D Recognition with Geometry Priors Only
With the increasing availability of large databases of 3D CAD models, depth-based recognition methods can be trained on an uncountable number of synthetically rendered images.
DepthSynth: Real-Time Realistic Synthetic Data Generation from CAD Models for 2.5D Recognition
Recent progress in computer vision has been dominated by deep neural networks trained over large amounts of labeled data.
