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Category Archives: DéjàVu
DéjàVu on the news against child pornography and fake news
FAPESP DéjàVu project keeps attracting the worldwide attention uppon our solutions applied against child pornography and fake news, in particular during the 2018 presidential elections. They are (in Portuguese): Saiba como inteligência artificial é usada para criar fake news (Câmera … Continue reading
Posted in awards, blog, DéjàVu, science
Tagged Anderson Rocha, Antonio Theophilo, child pornography, DéjàVu, fake news, Google Latin American Awards, Interpol, Record, Sandra Avila, UOL Tecnologia
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DéjàVu Talks on August 2018
Graph models for machine learning: K-associated graphs and Attribute-based Decision Graphs Prof. João Bertini (FT/Limeira) [slides] [video] Abstract: Graph-based methods consist of a powerful form of data representation and abstraction. Among other features, they allow uncovering topological relationships, visualizing structures, … Continue reading
Posted in blog, DéjàVu, Keynotes, science, talk
Tagged Anderson Rocha, DéjàVu, FT, João Bertini, Paolo Bestagini, Politecnico di Milano, Talks
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Image Provenance Analysis at Scale
In this article, the authors present a fully automated large-scale end-to-end pipeline that starts with the step of provenance image filtering (over millions of images) and ends up with the provenance graphs. The most immediate application of provenance image filtering … Continue reading
Posted in blog, DéjàVu, publications, science
Tagged Allan Pinto, Anderson Rocha, Aparna Bharati, arXiv.org, Daniel Moreira, Digital Humanities, Digital Image Forensics, Graphs, image phylogeny, Image Provenance, Image Provenance Analysis, image retrieval, Joel Brogan, Kevin W. Bowyer, Michael Parowski, Patrick J. Flynn, Provenance Analysis, Provenance Analysis at Scale, Walter J. Scheirer
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Leveraging deep neural networks to fight child pornography in the age of social media
Over the past two decades, the nature of child pornography in terms of generation, distribution and possession of images drastically changed, evolving from basically covert and offline exchanges of content to a massive network of contacts and data sharing. Nowadays, … Continue reading
Posted in blog, DéjàVu, publications, science
Tagged Anderson Rocha, child pornography, DéjàVu, Deep learning, fine tunig, JVCI, Mauricio Perez, Paulo Vitorino, Sandra Avila, SEIC content, transfer learning
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DéjàVu Post-doctoral Fellowship
The Thematic Research Project, entitled DéjàVu: Feature-Space-Time Coherence from Heterogeneous Data form Media Integrity and Interpretation of Events funded by FAPESP is seeking candidates for a 2-year (renewable) post-doctoral fellowship position to work at the Reasoning for Complex Data (RECOD) … Continue reading
Posted in blog, DéjàVu, extra
Tagged Anderson Rocha, DéjàVu, Position, Post-doctoral Fellowship
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Talks: LIRMM and WIFS 2017, France
Prof. Anderson Rocha is visiting the Montpellier Laboratory of Informatics, Robotics and Microelectronics (LIRMM), Montpellier, France, hosted by Prof. William Puech. Two talks were/will be given: Talk #1: Dec. 12th, 2017 Interpretation of Events from Heterogenous Data: How to Connect … Continue reading
Posted in blog, DéjàVu, Keynotes, publications, science, talk
Tagged Anderson Rocha, DéjàVu, France, IEEE, LIRMM, Montpellier, Rennes, talk, WIFS, William Puech
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Talk: Alex Kot from NTU, Singapore
The first DéjàVu invited talked happened this week, on Nov. 27th, at IC/Unicamp. In his talk, Prof. Alex Kot, director of ROSE Lab at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, presented the most relevant ongoing research project at the Rapid-Rich Object … Continue reading
1st Advanced Computing Workshop
The 1st Advanced Computing Workshop, which is in partnership with the Army Research Office/US, took place in São Paulo on November 13th, 2017. In the video below, Prof. Anderson Rocha explains how three RECOD’s projetcs, DeepEyes, MediFor and DéjàVu, are … Continue reading
Posted in blog, DéjàVu, Keynotes, science, talk
Tagged Advanced Computing Workshop, Anderson Rocha, DéjàVu, talk
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DéjàVu on the news
Fapesp DéjàVu project, which will start soon, is attracting attention of Brazilian press for its high objectives and potential of impact in the society at large. They are (in Portuguese): Inteligência artificial a serviço da justiça (Jornal da Unicamp, Oct. … Continue reading
Posted in blog, DéjàVu, media, science
Tagged Alexandre Ferreira, Anderson Rocha, DéjàVu, FAPESP, Fapesp Thematic Projects, news, RECOD
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RECOD — Reasoning for Complex Data 