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Dashan Gao
Currently with Qualcomm, |
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Dr. Dashan Gao is currently working at Qualcommm. Before joining Qualcomm, he was a research scientist at General Electric Global Research. Dr. Gao received his Ph.D. degree in Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering , University of California, San Diego (UCSD), in 2008, and his M.S. and B.S. degrees in Department of Automation, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, in 2002 and 1999. | |||||||||
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Dr. Gao's research interests includes computer vision, statistical learning, and computational models of visual attention. His current research topics focus on statistical modeling of video signals for aerial and ground surveillance applications. | |||||||||
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Journal articles
Discriminant saliency, the detection of suspicious coincidences, and applications to
visual recognition
Decision-theoretic saliency: computational principles, biological plausibility,
and implications for neurophysiology and psychophysics
On the plausibility of the discriminant center-surround hypothesis
for visual saliency
Moving Vehicle Detection for Automatic Traffic Monitoring Conference papers
The discriminant center-surround hypothesis for bottom-up saliency
Bottom-up saliency is a discriminant process
Discriminant Interest Points are Stable
Decompose Document Image Using Integer Linear Programming
Decomposing Document Image by Heuristic Search
Integrated learning of saliency, complex features, and objection detectors from cluttered scenes
An Experimental Comparison of Three Guiding Principles
for the Detection of Salient Image Locations: Stability, Complexity, and
Discrimination
Discriminant Saliency for Visual Recognition from Cluttered Scenes
Robust Contour Extraction for Moving Vehicle Tracking
Contour extraction and tracking of moving vehicles for traffic monitoring
A Novel Algorithm of Adaptive Background Estimation
SVM-based Detection of Moving Vehicles for Automatic Traffic Monitoring
Adaptive background estimation for real-time traffic monitoring
Automated Cartridge Identification for Firearm Authentication
Car License Plates Detection from Complex Scene Ph.D. Dissertation
Dashan Gao, A discriminant hypothesis for visual saliency: computational principles,
biological plausibility and applications in computer vision |
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On the plausibility of the discriminant center-surround hypothesis
for visual saliency
V1 is an optimal saliency detector
Decision-theoretic visual saliency and its implications for pre-attentive
vision
A decision-theoretic saliency, its biological plausibility and implications for
pre-attentive vision
Decision-theoretic saliency: computational principles, biological plausibility and
implications for neurophysiology and psychophysics
A Bayesian Architecture for Combining Saliency Detectors |
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System and Method for Decomposing A Digital Image | |||||||||
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