CVPR 2020: A snapshot
Yassine Ouali,
Jun 21, 2020
The first virtual Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition conference is in the books, with an overwhelming with 1467 papers accepted, 29 tutorials, 64 workshops, and 7.6k virtual attendees. In classic understatement, Yassine Ouali says "the huge number of papers and the new virtual version made navigating the conference overwhelming (and very slow) at times." This post is an attempt to summarize some aspects of the conference, with a look at recognition and classification, generative models, representation learning, and computational photography. These are the basic building blocks of cognition, and people working in education would do well to keep up with developments (recognizing of course that it is physically impossible to keep up with everything). All of the papers can be found here: CVPR2020 open access (a lesson for those of us working in other domains).
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