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most citedExploiting Restricted Boltzmann Machines and Deep Belief Networks in Compressed Sensing

33 citations · 44 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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8 papers

cs.CV202211 cited

Visual Prompt Tuning for Generative Transfer Learning

Kihyuk Sohn, Yuan Hao, José Lezama +5

Transferring knowledge from an image synthesis model trained on a large dataset is a promising direction for learning generative image models from various domains efficiently. Whil…

cs.CV2020

Learning Furniture Compatibility with Graph Neural Networks

Luisa F. Polania, Mauricio Flores, Yiran Li +1

We propose a graph neural network (GNN) approach to the problem of predicting the stylistic compatibility of a set of furniture items from images. While most existing results are b…

cs.CV2019

Deep Adaptive Wavelet Network

Maria Ximena Bastidas Rodriguez, Adrien Gruson, Luisa F. Polania +4

Even though convolutional neural networks have become the method of choice in many fields of computer vision, they still lack interpretability and are usually designed manually in…

cs.CV2019

Graph Neural Networks for Image Understanding Based on Multiple Cues: Group Emotion Recognition and Event Recognition as Use Cases

Xin Guo, Luisa F. Polania, Bin Zhu +2

A graph neural network (GNN) for image understanding based on multiple cues is proposed in this paper. Compared to traditional feature and decision fusion approaches that neglect t…

cs.CV2019

Learning fashion compatibility across apparel categories for outfit recommendation

Luisa F. Polania, Satyajit Gupte

This paper addresses the problem of generating recommendations for completing the outfit given that a user is interested in a particular apparel item. The proposed method is based…

cs.CV2018

Ordinal Regression using Noisy Pairwise Comparisons for Body Mass Index Range Estimation

Luisa Polania, Dongning Wang, Glenn Fung

Ordinal regression aims to classify instances into ordinal categories. In this paper, body mass index (BMI) category estimation from facial images is cast as an ordinal regression…