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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Video pornography detection through deep learning techniques and motion information
In this paper, the authors deal with a growing issue of our connected society: automated sensitive media (pornographic, violent, gory, etc.) filtering. A range of applications has increased societal interest on the problem, e.g., detecting inappropriate behavior via surveillance cameras; … Continue reading
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Tagged Anderson Rocha, Daniel Moraes, Daniel Moreira, Deep learning and motion information, Eduardo Valle, Mauricio Perez, MPEG motion vectors, Neurocomputing, Optical flow, Pornography classification, Samsung, Sandra Avila, Siome Goldenstein, Vanessa Testoni, video pornography classification
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RECOD wins international competition for melanoma classification
A team of RECOD researchers won the melanoma classification task at the “Skin Lesion Analysis towards Melanoma Detection” challenge promoted by the International Skin Imaging Collaboration (ISIC). RECOD got the third place (among 23 participants) at the skin lesion classification … Continue reading
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Tagged automated screening, awards, ISBI, ISIC, melanoma, skin lesion
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Talk: The brave new world of open-set recognition
Being part of a series of four talks that will be given at NTU Singapore, in this fourth talk Prof. Anderson Rocha (RECOD) explored the research field of Open-set Recognition. The talk comprises four parts, each of which lasting approximately … Continue reading
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Tagged Anderson Rocha, NTU, open set recognition, open-set, talk
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New research grants
We are proud to announce the following new research grants obtained recently by RECOD team: (2016 – 2017) Leveraging Data-Driven Techniques for Screening of Diabetic Retinopathy and Alzheimer’s Disease. Coordinator: Prof. Dr. Anderson Rocha. Microsoft Research Azure for Research. (2017 … Continue reading