Nathan Jacobs
@jacobsn.bsky.social
professor at WashU; computer vision, remote sensing, etc.
"GenStereo: Towards Open-World Generation of Stereo Images and Unsupervised Matching" @ #ICCV2025
TL;DR: Is it possible to hallucinate a stereo pair for an image? Is that useful for training unsupervised stereo matching methods? Yes and YES!
qjizhi.github.io/genstereo/
TL;DR: Is it possible to hallucinate a stereo pair for an image? Is that useful for training unsupervised stereo matching methods? Yes and YES!
qjizhi.github.io/genstereo/
September 30, 2025 at 9:54 PM
"GenStereo: Towards Open-World Generation of Stereo Images and Unsupervised Matching" @ #ICCV2025
TL;DR: Is it possible to hallucinate a stereo pair for an image? Is that useful for training unsupervised stereo matching methods? Yes and YES!
qjizhi.github.io/genstereo/
TL;DR: Is it possible to hallucinate a stereo pair for an image? Is that useful for training unsupervised stereo matching methods? Yes and YES!
qjizhi.github.io/genstereo/
Global and Local Entailment Learning for Natural World Imagery at #ICCV2025. See you in a few weeks!
TL;DR: If you're using BioCLIP for something, give this a try. We make the learned embeddings pay more attention to the taxonomic hierarchy, and it often works better.
vishu26.github.io/RCME/
TL;DR: If you're using BioCLIP for something, give this a try. We make the learned embeddings pay more attention to the taxonomic hierarchy, and it often works better.
vishu26.github.io/RCME/
September 30, 2025 at 9:50 PM
Global and Local Entailment Learning for Natural World Imagery at #ICCV2025. See you in a few weeks!
TL;DR: If you're using BioCLIP for something, give this a try. We make the learned embeddings pay more attention to the taxonomic hierarchy, and it often works better.
vishu26.github.io/RCME/
TL;DR: If you're using BioCLIP for something, give this a try. We make the learned embeddings pay more attention to the taxonomic hierarchy, and it often works better.
vishu26.github.io/RCME/
This was a fun collaboration with Anindya, Srikumar, @aleksispi.bsky.social, Chongjie, and Eugene. It brings together our recent work on using reinforcement learning for geospatial search tasks and a long history of work on geolocalization. I encourage you to stop by to chat with Anindya!
December 4, 2024 at 7:35 PM
This was a fun collaboration with Anindya, Srikumar, @aleksispi.bsky.social, Chongjie, and Eugene. It brings together our recent work on using reinforcement learning for geospatial search tasks and a long history of work on geolocalization. I encourage you to stop by to chat with Anindya!