Computer Vision
Enabling computers and devices to understand what they see.
Microsoft Research Blog
Popular Microsoft Selfie app updated with social sharing
By George Thomas Jr., Writer, Microsoft Released less than a month ago and among the best new apps for iOS, the popular Microsoft Selfie app is adding new features. Microsoft’s Beijing based team behind the…
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Vision and Language
Automatically describing visual content with natural language is a fundamental challenge of computer vision and multimedia. Sequence learning (e.g., Recurrent Neural Networks), attention mechanism, memory networks, etc., have attracted increasing attention on visual interpretation. In this project,…
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Social Computing Symposium 2016: Audience Choice Talks
Usability & Console Gaming – Tanya C. DePass From Facebook to Finstagram: Pushing Back Against the Pressure to be Perfect Online – Katie Davis Crowdsourcing Humor: The New York Caption Contest – Robert T. Mankoff…
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Dense Image Correspondences for Computer Vision
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DisturbLabel: Regularizing CNN on the Loss Layer
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InterActive: Inter-Layer Activeness Propagation
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Think Computer Science 2015
Watch all of the highlights from Think Computer Science 2015 – an annual student event hosted by Microsoft Research Cambridge, showcasing the field of computer science.
Microsoft Research Blog
Microsoft-led research team wins Marr prize for outstanding computer vision research
By Allison Linn, Senior Writer, Microsoft Research A team led by a Microsoft researcher has won the prestigious Marr prize in computer vision research for a paper that presents an alternative to what is currently…
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Think Computer Science 2015: Mark Calleja – Hacker is Not a Dirty Word
Talk 3: Hacker is Not a Dirty Word – Mark Calleja, Co-founder of HackLab . HackLab is a Cambridge ‘tech-ed’ startup, created to deliver exciting and engaging holiday camps, workshops and in-school events teaching students…
