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Advanced School for Computing and Imaging (ASCI)

ASCI office
Delft University of Technology
Building 28, room E.3080
Van Mourik Broekmanweg 6
2628 XE – DELFT, The Netherlands

E: asci-office@tudelft.nl

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The ASCI office is located at the Delft University of Technology campus.  It is easily accessible by bicycle, public transport and car. The numbers of buildings can help you find your way around the campus. Make sure you remember the name and building number of your destination.

Contact us at +31 15 278 8032 or send us an email at asci-office@tudelft.nl

Exploring Images with Deep Learning for Classification, Retrieval and Synthesis

Exploring images with deep learning for classification, retrieval and synthesis

Author : Yu Liu
Promotor(s) : Prof. dr. J.N. Kok, Dr. M.S. Lew
University : Leiden University
Year of publication : 2018
Link to repository : Leiden University Research Repository

Abstract

In 2018, the number of mobile phone users will reach about 4.9 billion. Assuming an average of 5 photos taken per day using the built-in cameras would result in about 9 trillion photos annually. Thus, it becomes challenging to mine semantic information from such a huge amount of visual data. To solve this challenge, deep learning, an important sub-field in machine learning, has achieved impressive developments in recent years. Inspired by its success, this thesis aims to develop new approaches in deep learning to explore and analyze image data from three research themes: classification, retrieval and synthesis. In summary, the research of this thesis contributes at three levels: models and algorithms, practical scenarios and empirical analysis. First, this work presents new approaches based on deep learning to address eight research questions regarding the three themes. In addition, it aims towards adapting the approaches to practical scenarios in real world. Furthermore, this thesis provides numerous experiments and in-depth analysis, which can help motivate further research on the three research themes. Computer Vision Multimedia Applications Deep Learning.