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1947 Center Street Suite 600
Berkeley, CA 94704
510.666.2975
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My current work aims to improve models for Fine-grained Visual Categorization. This exciting domain encompasses the categorization of closely-related objects, for example, differentiating subordinate categories such as individual bird species rather than predicting basic-level categories such as frogs vs. piano. For details, see the FGVC workshop that I recently co-organized or our recently accepted ICCV paper. I am also currently working on activity analysis, both image feature-based techniques in video and trajectory-based approaches in wide-area motion imagery.
In addition to work on subordinate categorization, my dissertation research included work on understanding and semantically labeling activities in sports videos such as the inference/prediction of player and team interactions using temporal analysis of spatial features. I also had worked previously on sensor network localization problems and on learning the topology and transition models for non-overlapping camera networks.
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Distributed Inference for Network Localization using Radio Interferometric Ranging.
Dennis Lucarelli, Anshu Saksena, Ryan Farrell, I-Jeng Wang.
EWSN 2008.
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The most important things in my life are my family and my faith. I consider myself fortunate to be married to my best friend and sweetheart and to be a devoted father to three wonderful children. I spend most of my free time with them and with friends. When occasion permits (and it rarely does these days), I pursue my favorite hobby, birding.
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