Overview
Amazon is proud to be a Platinum sponsor of CVPR.
About CVPR: The Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition is the premier annual computer vision event comprising a main conference and several co-located workshops and short courses. This year’s event will be fully virtual.
Website: http://cvpr2020.thecvf.com
Amazon program organizing committee
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Area Chair
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Hamed PirsiavashArea Chair
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Website Chair
Publications
Workshops and tutorials
7th Women in Computer Vision Workshop at CVPR 2020 | June 14th
A Comprehensive Tutorial on Video Modeling | June 14th
Workshop on Text and Documents in the Deep Learning Era| June 15th
Accepted Paper: READ: Recursive Autoencoders for Document Layout Generation
From HPO to NAS: Hands-on Tutorial on Automatic Deep Learning | June 15th
EPIC@CVPR2020: Egocentric Perception, Interaction and Computing Workshop | June 15th
Visual Learning with Limited Labels Workshop | June 19th
Accepted Paper: Auto-Annotation Quality Prediction for Semi-Supervised Learning with Ensembles
Vision Meets Mapping 2 (VMM2): - Computer Vision for Location-based Reasoning and Mapping | June 19th
Connect with us at CVPR
Amazon scientists are looking forward to connecting with you during CVPR. If you would like to schedule a conversation with one of our scientists or recruiters, please contact CVPR2020@amazon.com.
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