香港中文大学校长计算机,Multimedia Laboratory

OpenMMLab Project

The OpenMMLab project aims at building high-quality open-source toolboxes for

several

important research areas, including object detection, action recognition,

etc.

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Face Analysis

MMLAB develops novel algorithms for automatically detecting faces, locating

facial keypoints, aligning face images, and identifying or verifying a

person from a digital image or a video stream.

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Person Analysis

Automatically understanding the behaviors of crowd from video sequences is of

great

interest to the computer vision community, and has drawn more and more

attentions

in recent years. It has important applications to event recognition, traffic

flow estimation, behavior prediction, abnormality detection, and crowd

simulation.

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Video Understanding

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Detection and Segmentation

Our research includes object detection, semantic segmentation, instance

segmentation.

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Low-level Vision

MMLAB develops efficient and effective algorithms that improve image and

video qualities. We dedicate to enhance the world we see.

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Architecture and Learning

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The CUHK Multimedia Lab (MMLab) is one of the pioneering institutes on deep learning. In GPU

Technology Conference (GTC)

2016, a world-wide technology summit, our lab is recognized as one of the top ten AI

pioneers,

and listed together with top research groups in the world (e.g. MIT, Stanford, Berkeley, and

Univ. of Toronto). Today, we remain one of the most active research labs in computer vision

and

deep learning, publishing over 40 papers on top conferences (CVPR/ICCV/ECCV/NIPS) every

year.

Our lab has a large group of talented students, plenty of computational resources, and

steady

financial support, and free research environment.

A Quick Glance

The Multimedia Laboratory of the Department of Information Engineering is established by

Prof.

Xiaoou Tang in July 2001.

We won the CVPR 2009 Best Paper Award. This is the first one ever from Asia.

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K. He, J. Sun, and X. Tang, "Single Image Haze Removal Using Dark Channel Prior

," CVPR,

2009

Best paper awards by our lab's alumni:

Dahua Lin with his paper "Construction of Dependent Dirichlet Processes based on

Poisson

Processes", NIPS, 2010

Dong Xu with his paper "Visual Event Recognition in Videos by Learning from Web

Data",

CVPR, 2010

Huan Wang with his paper "Exact Recovery of Sparsely-Used Dictionaries", COLT,

2012

Shuicheng Yan with his papers "Dynamic Captioning: Video Accessibility

Enhancement for

Hearing Impairment" in ACM MM, 2010; "Automated Assembly of Shredded Pieces from

Multiple Photos" in ICME, 2010; "Wow! You Are So Beautiful Today!", ACM MM,

2013;

"Attributes-augmented Semantic Hierarchy for Image Retrieval", ACM MM, 2013