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Overall Objectives
Bibliography
Overall Objectives
Bibliography


Section: Partnerships and Cooperations

International Initiatives

Inria International Partners

Informal International Partners
  • UCL – Collaboration with Professor Arthur Gretton. Topic: non-parametric hypothesis testing

  • University of Toronto – Collaboration with Professors Raquel Urtasun and Richard Zemel. Topic: Representation of Scene Graphs for Image Retrieval and Visual Question Answering

  • MILA, Universite de Montreal - Collaboration with Kyle Kastner from the lab of Professor Yoshua Bengio. Topic: Efficient Inference of Graph Structures using Deep Learning

  • Sup’Com Tunis – Collaborative research with Amel Benazza-Benhayia. Collaboration Topic: Multispectral imaging

  • University of Patras, Greece – Collaborative research with V. Megalooikonomou. Collaboration Topic: Biosignal analysis.

  • University of Oxford – Collaborative research with Andrea Vedaldi. Collaboration Topic: Deep Learning for Texture Recognition.

  • Google Research – Collaborative research with George Papandreou. Collaboration Topic: Deep Learning for Semantic Segmentation.

  • Universitad Polytecnical de Catalunia – Collaborative research with Francesc Moreno. Collaboration Topic: Deep Learning for Image Descriptors.

  • Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) – Collaborative research with Eduard Trulls. Collaboration Topic: Deep Learning for Image Descriptors.

  • University of California at Los Angeles – Collaborative research with Alan Yuille. Collaboration Topic: Deep Learning for Semantic Segmentation.

  • University of Massachusetts at Amherst – Collaborative research with Subhransu Maji. Collaboration Topic: Deep Learning for Texture Recognition.

  • Ryerson University – Collaborative research with Kostas Derpanis. Collaboration Topic: Deep Learning for Learning Segmentation.

  • University of Pennsylvania - Collaborative research with Aristeidis Sotiras. Collaboration Topic: Higher Order Graphs in biomedical image analysis.