[visionlist] Deadline Extension!
Dingwen Zhang
zhangdingwen2006yyy at gmail.com
Sun Nov 1 22:05:35 -04 2020
One-month deadline extension for the IEEE T-CSVT SI on "Advanced Machine
Learning Methodologies for Large-Scale Video Object Segmentation and
Detection". We welcome all works that are related to the object-oriented video
understanding task, including algorithms for segmenting, detecting,
tracking, recognizing a certain type of object category, or general object
categories in video sequences. Techniques for improving video quality and
enhancing feature representation for benefiting the object-oriented video
understanding tasks are also within our scope.
More detailed dates and scope of the special issue are listed below.
Looking forward to your contribution!
*IMPORTANT DATES: *
Manuscript submission: 1st December 2020
Preliminary results: 1st February 2021
Revisions due: 15th March 2021
Notification: 1st May 2021
Final manuscripts due: 1st June 2021
Anticipated publication: November 2021
*SCOPE:*
This special issue aims at promoting cutting-edge research for establishing
video object segmentation and detection frameworks based on the advanced
machine learning technologies and offers a timely collection of works to
benefit researchers and practitioners. We welcome high-quality original
submissions addressing both novel theoretical and practical aspects related
to this topic.
Topics of interests include, but are not limited to:
- Video object segmentation/detection based on graph convolutional
networks
- Video object segmentation/detection based on capsule networks
- Video object segmentation/detection based on deep reinforcement
learning
- Video object segmentation/detection based on generative adversarial
learning
- Weakly supervised video object segmentation/detection
- Semi-supervised video object segmentation/detection
- Zero/few-shot video object segmentation/detection
- Unsupervised video object segmentation/detection
- Active learning and cross-domain learning frameworks for video
object segmentation/detection
- Self-taught learning-based frameworks for video object
segmentation/detection
- Saliency detection and its applications in video object
segmentation/detection
- Representation learning for video object segmentation/detection
- Tracking and other video understanding systems based on video
object segmentation/detection
*GUEST EDITORS:*
Dingwen Zhang, Xidian University
Hamid Rezatofighi, Monash University
Junwei Han, Northwestern Polytechnical University
Nicu Sebe, University of Trento
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Dingwen Zhang
https://zdw-nwpu.github.io/dingwenz.github.com/
Xidian University
Carnegie Mellon University
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