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Stanford University

Joint Learning Over Visual and Geometric Data

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Overview

Explore joint learning approaches for reducing supervision load in visual and geometric domains in this Stanford University seminar. Delve into Professor Leonidas Guibas' discussion on leveraging correlations among data, representations, and learning tasks to improve performance and increase sample efficiency. Discover how enforcing consistency among inference problems provides self-supervision in a social context. Examine topics such as information transportation and aggregation, PointNet structure, point cloud object detection, multi-modal learning with point clouds and RGB images, spatiotemporal generation, rigid reconstruction, and reference language games. Gain insights into cutting-edge techniques for addressing challenges in machine learning applications where massive annotated datasets are difficult to obtain.

Syllabus

Intro
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The Challenge: Information Transportation and Aggregation
PointNet Basic Structure
Visualizing Global Point Cloud Features
Point Cloud Object Amodal Bounding Box Detection
Modalities: Point Clouds Complement RGB Images
CaSPR Architecture
Spatiotemporal Generation
Rigid Reconstruction Results
A Reference Language Game
Utterance Examples
Summary: Joint Learning

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Stanford HAI

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