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2024:
  • Gina passed her dissertation defense. Congratulations! (photo)
  • John passed his dissertation defense. Congratulations! (photo)
  • 3 papers accepted to CVPR 2024.
2023:
2022:
2021:
2020:
2019:
  • Zhaowei passed his defense. Congratulations! (photo)
  • On April 3, Subarna and Marcel from Intel AI lab visited our lab (photo)
  • 7 papers are accepted to CVPR 2019. Congrats to all authors!
2018:
  • On December 3, Professor Fatih Porikli visited our lab (photo)
  • paper: 'Self-Supervised Generation of Spatial Audio for 360° Video' accepted to NIPS2018
  • paper: 'Towards Realistic Predictors' accepted to ECCV2018
  • paper: 'RESOUND: Towards Action Recognition without Representation Bias' accepted to ECCV2018
  • paper: 'Feature Space Transfer for Data Augmentation' accepted to CVPR2018
  • paper: 'Cascade R-CNN: Delving into High Quality Object Detection' accepted to CVPR2018
2016:
2015:
  • Jose Maria Costa Pereira graduated.
  • talk: Nuno gave a talk on 'Semantic Scene Classification' at Qualcomm Inc.
  • talk: Zhaowei Cai will give a talk on 'Complexity Aware Cascades' at ICCV2015
  • talk: S. Hossein Khatoonabadi gave a talk titled 'How many bits does it take for a stimulus to be salient?' at CVPR2015
  • talk: Mandar Dixit gave a talk on 'Semantic Representations for Scenes Classification' at Qualcomm Inc. and Intel
  • paper: 'Learning Complexity-Aware Cascades for Deep Pedestrian Detection' accepted to ICCV2015
  • paper: 'Bayesian Model Adaptation for Crowd Counts' accepted to ICCV2015
  • paper: 'Generic Promotion Diffusion-based Salient Object Detection' accepted to ICCV2015
  • paper: 'Scene Classification with Semantic Fisher Vectors' accepted to CVPR2015
  • paper: 'Multiple Instance Learning for Soft Bags via Top Instances' accepted to CVPR2015
  • paper : 'How many bits does it take for a stimulus to be salient?' accepted to CVPR2015 
2014:
  • Ehsan Saberian graduated and joind Yahoo! Labs.
  • paper :  'Boosting Algorithm for Learning Detector Cascade' accepted at Journal of Machine Learning Research
  • paper :  'Cross-modal Domain Adaptation for Text-based Regularization of Image Semantics in Image Retrieval Systems' accepted at Journal of Computer Vision and Image Understanding
  • paper :  'On the Role of Correlation and Abstraction in Cross-Modal Multimedia Retrieval' accepted at IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence
  • paper : paper : 'Anomaly Detection and Localization in Crowded Scenes' accepted at IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence
  • paper : 'Guess-Averse Loss Functions For Cost-Sensitive Multiclass Boosting' accepted at ICML2014
  • paper : 'Learning Receptive Fields for Pooling from Tensors of Feature Response' accepted at CVPR2014
  • paper : 'Learning optimal seeds for diffusion-based salient object detection' accepted at CVPR2014 
2013:
  • paper : 'Latent Dirichelet Allocation Models for Image Classification' accepted at IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence
  • paper : 'Localizing Target Structures in Ultrasound Video - a Phantom Study' accepted at Journal of Medical Image Analysis
  • paper : 'Biologically-inspired Object Tracking Using Center-surround Mechanisms' accepted at IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence
  • paper : 'Surveillance of Crowded Environments: Modeling the Crowd by its Global Properties' accepted at Journal of Modeling, Simulation and Visual Analysis of Crowds
  • paper : 'Class-Specific Simplex-Latent Dirichlet Allocation for Image Classification' accepted at ICCV2013
  • paper : 'Dynamic Pooling for Complex Event Recognition' accepted at ICCV2013
  • paper : 'Recognizing Activities via Bag of Words for Attribute Dynamics' accepted at CVPR2013
2012:
  • Hamed Masnadi-Shirazi joined University of Shiraz, Iran.
  • Roland Kwitt has received Young Scientist Award at Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention.
  • SVCL awarded an NSF grant for biologically inspired robotic vision (press release).
  • SVCL awarded a grant for work on Action Recognition from the UC Academic Senate.
  • Ehsan Saberian was a finalist for Facebook Fellowship.
  • Nuno gave a set of lectures at the International Summer School on Vision, Learning, and Cognition, Beijing.
  • Paper : 'Recognizing Activities by Attribute Dynamics' accepted at NIPS 2012.
  • Paper : 'On the connections between saliency and tracking' accepted at NIPS 2012.
  • Paper : 'Scene Recognition on the Semantic Manifold' accepted at ECCV 2012.
  • Paper : 'Recognition in Ultrasound Videos: Where am I?' accepted at MICCAI 2012.
  • Paper : 'Boosting Algorithms for Simultaneous Feature Extraction and Selection' accepted at CVPR 2012.
  • Paper : 'On the Regularization of Image Semantics by Modal Expansion' accepted at CVPR 2012.
 
2011:
 
2010:
  • Paper : 'On the design of robust classifiers for computer vision' accepted for oral presentation at CVPR 2010.
  • Paper : 'Anomaly Detection in videos using mixtures of dynamic textures' accepted for oral presentation at CVPR 2010.
  • CVPR talks are now on the web : Here are Vijay's and Hamed's presentations.
  • Paper : 'A biologically plausible network for the computation of orientation dominance' accepted for spotlight presentation at NIPS 2010.
  • Paper : 'Boosting classifier cascades' accepted at NIPS 2010.
  • Paper : 'Variable margin losses for classifier design' accepted at NIPS 2010.
  • Nikhil and Jose won the best student paper award at ACM Multimedia 2010.
  • Nuno and Kritika, along with Prof.Roger Levy, Prof.Keith Rayner and their students were awarded the UCSD Collaboratory grant.
 
2009:
  • Antoni Chan graduated in December 2008.
  • Antoni Chan will join the CS department at the City University of Hong Kong in August.
  • Paper on analysis of crowded scenes using holistic properties accepted for oral presentation in the 11th IEEE International Workshop on Performance Evaluation of Tracking and Surveillance(PETS 2009).
  • Paper on Variational Dynamic Textures accepted for oral presentation in CVPR 2009.
  • Journal Paper on Layered Dynamic Textures accepted to IEEE Trans. on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence : Special Issue on Probabilistic Graphical Models in Computer Vision.
  • Journal Paper on Background Subtraction accepted to IEEE Trans. on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence.
  • Nikhil will be spending the summer with the Search Labs at Microsoft Research, Bay area.
  • Paper on Holistic context Modeling using Semantic Co-occurences accepted in CVPR 2009.
  • Vijay gave a talk in CVPR 2009 on Discriminant Saliency Tracking.
  • Vijay, Nikhil and Jose moved to SVCL2 in 5101, EBU1
 
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2004:
 
  • 12/04: Dashan Gao gives an oral presentation at the Neural Information Processing Systems Conference, on discriminant saliency
  • 12/04: Nuno Vasconcelos awarded a grant from the UC Academic Senate
  • 7/04: Paper by Vasconcelos appears in the IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
  • 6/04: Paper by Vasconcelos appears in the IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing
   
 

 



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