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24JUN 2020
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Jokerst Bioimaging Lab (UCSD) and PRL join forces to detect wounds
BaCaTeC will fund a joint project between Jokerst Bioimaging Lab at UCSD and PRL with 9.000 EUR: Ulcers damage skin and tissue in people and evolve to chronic wounds that are a major burden for the health-care system as well as the patients. More than 6.5M US citizens (DE: ~2M) are affected generating costs for […]
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17JUN 2020
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ETI Grant Awarded for Multi-modal Emotions
Multi-modal (Audio, Text, Visual) Emotion Recognition Grant Awardee: Ronak Kosti Grant Duration: July-2020 to June-2021 Project Description We recognize people’s emotions from their facial expressions, body posture, behavior and social interaction with other people. It is an essential ability which helps to understand what people are feeling in general, but also to respond appropriately. For […]Multi-modal (Audio, Text, Visual) Emotion Recognition Grant Awardee: Ronak Kosti Grant Duration: July-2020 to June-2021 Project Description We recognize people’s emotions from their facial expressions, body posture, behavior and social interaction with other people. It is an essential ability which helps to understand what people are feeling in general, but also to respond appropriately. For […]
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15JUN 2020
Pattern Recognition Blog
The Seven Sins of Machine Learning
Seven common mistakes that break your machine learning experiments’ credibility Written by Andreas Maier Machine learning is a great tool that is revolutionizing our world right now. There are lots of great applications in which machine and in particular deep learning has shown to be way superior to traditional methods. Beginning from Alex-Net for Image […]
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11JUN 2020
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Styled Transfer Learning for Art Historical Images
Written by Prathmesh Madhu Contribution This work exploits style transfer in combination with transfer learning to recognize characters in art historical images. Our approach focuses on recognizing two central characters in the “Annunciation of the Lord” scene from Art history, Mary and Gabriel across varied art-works from different artists, times and styles. This is different […]
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08JUN 2020
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Spatio-Temporal Handwriting Imitation
Written by Vincent Christlein Contribution To the best of our knowledge, it is the first paper that synthesizes realistic Western cursive handwriting by mimicking the actual temporal writing process of a single handwritten line. Our method works nearly fully automatic, e.g. no manual cutting out of characters, and is able to render full lines instead […]
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29MAY 2020
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DFG funds Deep Animal Linguistics in Killer Whales!
The German Research Council (DFG) funds our Project Grant “Deep Animal Linguistic Analysis (DALA) – Decoding Animal Communication using Bioacoustics and Machine Learning”! In total, FAU will receive 260.000 EUR for 24 months in the first project phase. The total project volume is 400.000 EUR. We aim at building deep learning models towards the improved […]
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