We are excited to have multiple talks and papers accepted at the 2024 SPIE Defense + Commercial Sensing conference!
🧠 "Improving visual AI models with synthetic, hybrid, and perturbed training data," presented by Anthony Hoogs, covers recent advances in realistic data augmentation for applications where a target domain is known but has little test or training data.
🎯 "End-to-end machine learning for co-optimized sensing and automated target recognition," presented by Scott McCloskey, describes Kitware's two approaches to developing end-to-end machine learning methods for computational imaging that co-optimize the sensing hardware with downstream exploitation.
🛰 "Toward quantifying the real-versus-synthetic imagery training data ‘reality gap’ analysis and practical applications," authored by Colin Reinhardt, Anthony Hoogs, and Rusty Blue, reviews recent developments in the computer vision and AI research communities as they pertain to 3D reconstruction from overhead imagery.
🏅 "NRTK: an open source natural robustness toolkit for the evaluation of computer vision models," presented by Brian Hu, introduces the Natural Robustness Toolkit (NRTK), an open source platform for validated scene- and sensor-specific perturbations for evaluating the robustness of computer vision models.
For more information on these papers and presentations, please visit our event page: https://lnkd.in/eJM356B4
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