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    ARC Future Fellowships - Grant ID: FT180100116

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $978,125.00
    Summary
    Automatic video annotation by learning from web data. This project aims to study next-generation video annotation technologies to automatically tag raw videos using a huge set of semantic concepts. The project will study new domain adaptation schemes and frameworks in order to substantially improve video annotation performance. The resulting prototype system can be directly used by ordinary users worldwide to search their personal videos using textual queries. The system is also applicable to vi .... Automatic video annotation by learning from web data. This project aims to study next-generation video annotation technologies to automatically tag raw videos using a huge set of semantic concepts. The project will study new domain adaptation schemes and frameworks in order to substantially improve video annotation performance. The resulting prototype system can be directly used by ordinary users worldwide to search their personal videos using textual queries. The system is also applicable to video surveillance applications, which can enhance Australia’s homeland security.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP200101942

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $440,000.00
    Summary
    Unlocking Mass Mobile Video Analytics with Advanced Neural Memory Networks. This project will develop neural memory architectures and dense spatial-temporal bundle adjustment to predict movement, behaviour, and perform multi-sensor fusion across large asynchronous video feeds. This capability will allow us to better interrogate and analyse mass video information recorded from the vast number of smartphones, action cameras, and surveillance cameras which exist at public events of interest. Outcom .... Unlocking Mass Mobile Video Analytics with Advanced Neural Memory Networks. This project will develop neural memory architectures and dense spatial-temporal bundle adjustment to predict movement, behaviour, and perform multi-sensor fusion across large asynchronous video feeds. This capability will allow us to better interrogate and analyse mass video information recorded from the vast number of smartphones, action cameras, and surveillance cameras which exist at public events of interest. Outcomes include the ability to ingest multiple video feeds into a dense and dynamic 3D reconstruction for knowledge representation and discovery, and analysis of events and behaviour through new spatio-temporal analytic approaches. This will offer significant benefits for video forensic analysis, policing, and emergency response.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP210102801

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $506,671.00
    Summary
    Automatic Training Data Search and Model Evaluation by Measuring Domain Gap. We aim to investigate computer vision training data and test data, using automatically generated data sets for facial expression recognition and object re-identification. This project expects to quantify and understand the domain gap, the distribution difference between training and test data sets. Expected outcomes of this project are insights on measuring the domain gap, the ability to estimate model performance witho .... Automatic Training Data Search and Model Evaluation by Measuring Domain Gap. We aim to investigate computer vision training data and test data, using automatically generated data sets for facial expression recognition and object re-identification. This project expects to quantify and understand the domain gap, the distribution difference between training and test data sets. Expected outcomes of this project are insights on measuring the domain gap, the ability to estimate model performance without accessing expensive test labels and improvements to system generalisation. This should provide significant benefits for computer vision applications that currently require expensive labelling, and commercial and economic benefits across sectors such as transportation, security and manufacturing.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP200101289

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $445,000.00
    Summary
    Learning kernel-based high-order visual representation for image retrieval. Image retrieval plays a key role in many practical applications. The recent increase of real-world applications calls for higher retrieval accuracy. This project aims to address this issue by exploring advanced visual representation that models the high-order information of image content. This project expects to generate new knowledge in the area of computer vision by developing a novel image retrieval framework. Expecte .... Learning kernel-based high-order visual representation for image retrieval. Image retrieval plays a key role in many practical applications. The recent increase of real-world applications calls for higher retrieval accuracy. This project aims to address this issue by exploring advanced visual representation that models the high-order information of image content. This project expects to generate new knowledge in the area of computer vision by developing a novel image retrieval framework. Expected outcomes include theory development on visual representation and more effective retrieval techniques. This should provide significant benefits, such as improving public information access services, facilitating environmental monitoring, and enhancing smart traffic management.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP210101682

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $745,669.00
    Summary
    Intelligent Virtual Human Companions. This research aims to develop intelligent virtual human companions that can seemingly integrate our immediate physical environment and understand their surroundings including people’s emotions, behaviours, actions and interactions. Such a technology will be enabled by leveraging recent advances in mixed/augmented reality technologies, and by developing innovative artificial intelligence and computer vision and graphics algorithms for dynamic real-world envir .... Intelligent Virtual Human Companions. This research aims to develop intelligent virtual human companions that can seemingly integrate our immediate physical environment and understand their surroundings including people’s emotions, behaviours, actions and interactions. Such a technology will be enabled by leveraging recent advances in mixed/augmented reality technologies, and by developing innovative artificial intelligence and computer vision and graphics algorithms for dynamic real-world environments. Unlike robots, the proposed technology will be low cost, readily deployable and customisable, and will not have any physical limitations or maintenance requirements. It will thus have a wide range of applications from elderly care, healthcare care to educational training.
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