Just a few days left (3rd of July) to submit your work on extreme quantization to the BiVision Workshop @ICCVConference We look forward to hear about you interesting work in this area! #ICCV2025
Call for papers: https://t.co/6IvhPdNuzx
Join us at #iccv2023 at the workshop on Low-Bit Quantized Neural Networks (LBQNN). Learn about the latest developments in the field, foster collaborations or share your work by submitting a paper by 1st of august. Call for papers: https://t.co/oZMa1waCR6
Join us at #iccv2023 at the workshop on Low-Bit Quantized Neural Networks (LBQNN). Learn about the latest developments in the field, foster collaborations or share your work by submitting a paper by 1st of august. Call for papers: https://t.co/oZMa1waCR6
[Tech Blog] #CVPR2023 series ⑥
Introducing LASP, a text-to-text optimization method for vision language adaptation that sets a new state-of-the-art for #fewshot and #zeroshot image classification.
#AI#VisionLanguage
https://t.co/ixvmMwhi6j
Our work "Bit-Mixer: Mixed-precision networks with runtime bit-width selection" has being accepted at #ICCV2021@ICCV_2021 !
Check it out if want to learn more about how you can quantize your model's blocks to different bit-widths at runtime.
Preprint: https://t.co/rTr5bBINBA
If you want to find more about getting high performing binary networks using conditional computing pass by our poster session tomorrow at @iclr_conf
arxiv: https://t.co/GaFMblWp5g
1) Wider is better than deeper for BNNs, especially when combined with grouped convolutions.
1/n
2) Dynamically selecting at runtime a single expert (i.e. weight) can boost the accuracy of Binary Networks at little additional computational cost.
3) Multi-staged approaches and feature-level distillation is necessary for high accuracy.
2/n
Journal club today at 1:
We'll read "Pre-training strategies and datasets for facial representation learning" by @AdrianBulat et al.
@LeifSimmatis will be leading the discussion.
@KITETrainees@AGEWELL_NCE@TRI_UHN
https://t.co/zZ0GrcEymd
In the past I've thought that having a comment system on arXiv would enable productive discussion and identification of errors in papers which were previously only known to a select few.
Based on #ICLR2021's OpenReview, I think it would just be people saying "plz cite me"
Excited to announce the Workshop on Binary Networks held in conjunction with #CVPR2021. Great place for learning about efficient deep learning models from our amazing invited speakers. Paper submission will open soon.
For more details, please check: https://t.co/sGoMSDyQrM
Interested in automatic #emotion estimation from faces in natural conditions? 😁☹️😠😧😮
Checkout our @NatMachIntell paper - we estimate discrete emotion, continuous valence & arousal levels and facial landmarks w/ very high accuracy! ⬇️
https://t.co/4doG4aiUw2 @SpringerNature
Videos of #EECVC2020 are available!
Day 2: Dr. Daniel Barath talk "State of the art in robust geometry estimation"
and Dr. @AdrianBulat "Efficient deep models via network binarization/quantization"
https://t.co/gXJuOAusG1
Videos of #EECVC2020 are available!
Day 1: Dr. @amy_tabb talk "Computer vision and robotics in agriculture"
and Dr. @ftmguney talk "Optical flow"
https://t.co/dopNt0K5TH
@ducha_aiki Totally agree! Best email is the one you can actually access.
Same happened to me, my university email got terminated on the graduation day. Needless to say that now I have multiple accounts on pretty much all academic websites and get invites or spam on all of them :)
Today is the 2nd day of the #EECVC2020. Register now, if you haven't already, to listen to our speakers at 19:00 GMT+3
Adrian Bulat about CNN quantization and Dr. Daniel Barath about modern RANSACs!
https://t.co/LqEaGk3DgL
The #NeurIPS reviewer option “I will consider not reviewing for NeurIPS again if this submission is accepted.” is ridiculous. It encourages a toxic attitude towards reviewing, and when it is actually used, can be incredibly hurtful to our young scholars. @NeurIPSConf