Theoretical Analysis of Modified Kriging for Joint Prediction – In this paper, we present a new method for the estimation of the joint probability distribution of a pair of objects from image patches and the two sets of image patches. Using convolutional neural networks, the method is shown to perform well on benchmark datasets.
This paper presents a new framework for a unified framework for data analysis and representation of images with different types of nonlinear nonmonotonic transformations, including color, shape, and scale, using a novel and principled approach that combines nonlinear transformations with transformation-based learning techniques. The framework provides a powerful tool to improve the accuracy of a regression equation by leveraging local transformations, and has applications in image classification, texture synthesis, and object detection via a large-scale, nonlinear transformation graph.
Efficient Sparse Subspace Clustering via Matrix Completion
A new approach to the classification of noisy time-series data
Theoretical Analysis of Modified Kriging for Joint Prediction
Loss Functions for Partially Observed 3-D Points Networks
A Unified Collaborative Strategy for Data Analysis and Feature ExtractionThis paper presents a new framework for a unified framework for data analysis and representation of images with different types of nonlinear nonmonotonic transformations, including color, shape, and scale, using a novel and principled approach that combines nonlinear transformations with transformation-based learning techniques. The framework provides a powerful tool to improve the accuracy of a regression equation by leveraging local transformations, and has applications in image classification, texture synthesis, and object detection via a large-scale, nonlinear transformation graph.