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CVPR
2010
IEEE
15 years 6 months ago
Comparative object similarity for improved recognition with few or no examples
Learning models for recognizing objects with few or no training examples is important, due to the intrinsic longtailed distribution of objects in the real world. In this paper, we...
Gang Wang, David Forsyth, Derek Hoiem
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CVPR
2009
IEEE
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16 years 5 months ago
Describing Objects by their Attributes
We propose to shift the goal of recognition from naming to describing. Doing so allows us not only to name familiar objects, but also: to report unusual aspects of a familiar ob...
Ali Farhadi, David A. Forsyth, Derek Hoiem, Ian En...
CVPR
2012
IEEE
13 years 18 days ago
Learning shared body plans
We cast the problem of recognizing related categories as a unified learning and structured prediction problem with shared body plans. When provided with detailed annotations of o...
Ian Endres, Vivek Srikumar, Ming-Wei Chang, Derek ...
DAGM
2006
Springer
15 years 1 months ago
Cross-Articulation Learning for Robust Detection of Pedestrians
Recognizing categories of articulated objects in real-world scenarios is a challenging problem for today's vision algorithms. Due to the large appearance changes and intra-cla...
Edgar Seemann, Bernt Schiele
ECCV
2008
Springer
16 years 2 days ago
View Synthesis for Recognizing Unseen Poses of Object Classes
Abstract. An important task in object recognition is to enable algorithms to categorize objects under arbitrary poses in a cluttered 3D world. A recent paper by Savarese & Fei-...
Silvio Savarese, Fei-Fei Li 0002