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Tag Archives: Deep learning
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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Our research about pornography detection on the News
Our research about pornography detection, recently published at Neurocomputing, is getting the attention of many News agencies in Brazil. It’s a good indicator to measure the great impact it has into our modern society. All of them are listed below … Continue reading
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Tagged Deep learning, Neurocomputing, news, Pornography detection
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Where is my puppy? Retrieving lost dogs by facial features
A pet that goes missing is among many people’s worst fears: a moment of distraction is enough for a dog or a cat wandering off from home. Some measures help matching lost animals to their owners; but automated visual recognition … Continue reading
RECOD takes 2nd place in the Face Recognition Challenge at the International School on Biometrics
For the last thirteen years, the International Summer School on Biometrics has been closely following the core biometric technologies and their potencial impact in forensic investigation and crime prevention. This year, the 13th IAPR/IEEE International Summer School for Advanced Studies … Continue reading
Mini-Course on Deep-Learning starts today
As published in a previous post, the mini-course on Deep-Learning offered by Prof. Matthieu Cord from Pierre et Marie Curie University/Paris starts today. It is part of the France-Brazilian Chairs in São Paulo State/2016 and classes shall follow the agenda: … Continue reading
Second seminar on Deep Learning by Prof. Matthieu Cord
We held last Friday (July 1st) the second seminar on Deep Leaning by Prof. Matthieu Cord from UPMC/France. Prof. Matthieu presented two frameworks: MANTRA, minimum maximum latent structural SVM for image classification and ranking, and WELDON, weakly supervised learning of deep … Continue reading
Posted in blog, science, talk
Tagged Deep learning, Eduardo Valle, FEEC, MANTRA, Matthieu Cord, Seminar, UPMC/France, WELDON
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Seminars on Deep Learning by invited professor Matthieu Cord from UPMC/France
As announced in a previous post, we are hosting Prof. Matthieu Cord, from Pierre et Marie Curie University / Paris. The seminar last Friday was a total success and the slides are available to download here. Tomorrow he will offer … Continue reading
Two seminars on Deep Learning by invited professor Matthieu Cord from UPMC/France
We are proud to announce that as part of the France-Brazilian Chairs in São Paulo State / 2016, Prof. Matthieu Cord from Pierre et Marie Curie University / Paris will offer us two seminars on cutting-edge themes related to Deep … Continue reading
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Tagged Convolutional Neural Networks, Deep learning, FEEC, France-Brazilian Chairs, Image classification, Matthieu Cord, UPMC/France, Visual AI
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1st RECOD hands-on deep learning workshop
The first RECOD hands-on deep learning workshop took place on last April 16-17. The workshop was open to all RECODists (students and researchers) and the goal was to take a very practical approach over the basic models of deep learning. … Continue reading
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Tagged Deep learning, Eduardo Valle, hackathon, RECOD, workshop
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RECOD — Reasoning for Complex Data 