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Svebor KARAMAN
I am a French Computer Vision and Machine Learning researcher currently a Research Manager at Dataminr in New York.
My research themes are image and video analysis. I am particularly interested in semantic concepts recognition in images and videos.
I have made my PhD at the LaBRI – University of Bordeaux, under the supervision of Jenny Benois-Pineau and Rémi Mégret. During my PhD thesis, I have worked on human activities recognition by Hidden Markov Models (HMM) in videos recorded from a wearable device within the IMMED project. I have also developed an object recognition approach in the Bag-of-Visual-Words framework which integrates spatial information within semi-local features: the Graph-Words. I defended my PhD entitled “Indexing of Activities in Wearable Videos : Application to Epidemiological Studies of Aged Dementia” in 2011.
In 2012, I have joined the MICC where I have been highly involved in the MNEMOSYNE project. In this project multiple aspects of computer vision such as person detection, person tracking and re-identification are used to passively profile the interests of visitors in a museum to provide personalized multimedia content delivery. I also worked on more general image and video classification problems.
I joined the DVMM Lab headed by Prof. Shih-Fu Chang at Columbia University in 2015, where I was an Associate Research Scientist and worked on large-scale content indexing, hashing, multimodal modeling, and more.
I joined Dataminr in 2020, where I am a Research Manager.
Address: New York, NY, USA
My research themes are image and video analysis. I am particularly interested in semantic concepts recognition in images and videos.
I have made my PhD at the LaBRI – University of Bordeaux, under the supervision of Jenny Benois-Pineau and Rémi Mégret. During my PhD thesis, I have worked on human activities recognition by Hidden Markov Models (HMM) in videos recorded from a wearable device within the IMMED project. I have also developed an object recognition approach in the Bag-of-Visual-Words framework which integrates spatial information within semi-local features: the Graph-Words. I defended my PhD entitled “Indexing of Activities in Wearable Videos : Application to Epidemiological Studies of Aged Dementia” in 2011.
In 2012, I have joined the MICC where I have been highly involved in the MNEMOSYNE project. In this project multiple aspects of computer vision such as person detection, person tracking and re-identification are used to passively profile the interests of visitors in a museum to provide personalized multimedia content delivery. I also worked on more general image and video classification problems.
I joined the DVMM Lab headed by Prof. Shih-Fu Chang at Columbia University in 2015, where I was an Associate Research Scientist and worked on large-scale content indexing, hashing, multimodal modeling, and more.
I joined Dataminr in 2020, where I am a Research Manager.
Address: New York, NY, USA
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