Paper accepted at BMVC 2021

Our paper titled “Teacher-Class Network: A Neural Network Compression Mechanism” accepted at BMVC 2021.
This work was an outcome of MS Thesis by Shaiq Munir
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Our paper titled “Teacher-Class Network: A Neural Network Compression Mechanism” accepted at BMVC 2021.
This work was an outcome of MS Thesis by Shaiq Munir
More info: Click here
The Computer Vision Lab hosted a rigorous summer internship program for undergraduate students. Sophomore, Junior and Senior interns worked for 2 months in the lab, under the supervision of faculty and PhD students. The students worked both individually and in groups, on a range of ideas, from making a campus 3D model to automatic generation…
Content Based Image Retrieval Using Hand Crafted Features Asim Waheed, Khawaja Umair Ul Hassan The project involved solving the Cross-View image matching problem between Satellite view images and Street view images. Many hand-crafted features were calculated, such as Histogram, HOG, Bag of Visual Words and VLAD using SIFT and SURF descriptors. The compiled features would…
Our paper titled “Camera Calibration through Camera Projection Loss” accepted at ICASSP 2022. This work was an outcome of MS Thesis by Talha Hanif Butt More info: Click here
M Haris Baig, who did his senior project in CV lab and also is a co-author on our ICCV 2011 paper, has received a fully funded PhD offer from Univ of Dartmouth, where he will be joining this Fall. He will be working with Lorenzo Torresani, who has pioneering work in the field of nonrigid…
Group Photo, a project at CV Lab by Aamer Zaheer, Ali Rehan, Abdur Rehman Naeem and Maria Zubair, won the first position at Startup Weekend Lahore. Group Photo android app solved the age-old problem that while taking a photograph of a group of friends, the photographer is missed out in the picture. The app, which…
Our paper titled “An exploratory deep learning approach to investigate tuberculosis pathogenesis in nonhuman primate model: Combining automated radiological analysis with clinical and biomarkers data” accepted at Journal of Medical Primatology. This work was an outcome of work by Faisal Yaseen More info: Click here