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CO2A – Contrastive Conditional domain Alignment

A novel unsupervised domain adaptation approach for action recognition from videos, inspired by recent literature on contrastive learning.

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Multi-modal interaction, Sensing of motion and mechanical properties
Target audience
ADR Experts and Associations, Researchers and Academic
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Neighborhood Contrastive Learning for Novel Class Discovery

A holistic learning framework for Novel Class Discovery (NCD), which adopts contrastive learning to learn discriminate features with both the labeled and unlabeled data.

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Semantic knowledge
Target audience
ADR Experts and Associations, Researchers and Academic
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PandA: Unsupervised learning of parts and appearances in the feature maps of GANs

We propose an architecture-agnostic approach that jointly discovers factors representing spatial parts and their appearances in an entirely unsupervised fashion.

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System architectures
Target audience
ADR Experts and Associations, Researchers and Academic
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FeTrIL: Feature Translation for Exemplar-Free Class-Incremental Learning

Exemplar-free class-incremental learning is very challenging due to the negative effect of catastrophic forgetting.

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Technology methodologies and landscape
Target audience
ADR Experts and Associations, Researchers and Academic
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Style-Hallucinated Dual Consistency Learning for Domain Generalized Semantic Segmentation

we study the task of synthetic-to-real domain generalized semantic segmentation, which aims to learn a model that is robust to unseen real-world scenes using only synthetic data.

Category
Semantic knowledge
Target audience
ADR Experts and Associations, Researchers and Academic
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Augmentation-free unsupervised approach for point clouds

Unsupervised learning on 3D point clouds has undergone a rapid evolution, especially thanks to data augmentation-based contrastive methods.

Category
Reasoning Techniques
Target audience
ADR Experts and Associations, Researchers and Academic