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Program of the workshop and invited speakers
Program of the workshop and invited speakers
Keynotes
Keynotes
Prof. Shoji Tominaga
Prof. Shoji Tominaga
Color Imaging for Fluorescent Objects and Its Applications
Color Imaging for Fluorescent Objects and Its Applications
Shoji Tominaga received the Ph.D. degrees from Osaka University, Japan, in 1975. In 2006, he joined Chiba University, Japan, where he was a Professor (2006-2013), Dean (2011-2013), a Specially Appointed Researcher (2013-2018) at Graduate School of Advanced Integration Science. In 20017, he joined NTNU, Norway as a Professor at Computer Science, and now is an adjunct Professor at NTNU. His research interests include multispectral imaging, computational color imaging, and material appearance. He is Life Fellow IEEE, Fellow IST, Life Fellow SPIE, and Fellow Optica (formerly OSA).
Prof. Marc Ebner
Prof. Marc Ebner
Machine Color Perception
Machine Color Perception
Prof. Ebner received the M.S. degree in computer science from New York University, NY, in 1994, the degree Dipl.-Inform. from the Universität Stuttgart, Germany, in 1996 and the degree Dr. rer. nat. from the Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany, in 1999. He received the venia legendi in 2006 from the Julius Maximilians Universität Würzburg, Germany. He is a recipient of a Heisenberg Scholarship from the German Research Foundation (DFG). In October 2011, he became full professor of computer science. He is author/co-author of 110 peer-reviewed publications and is a frequent speaker at international conferences; particularly on areas such as machine intelligence, computer vision, biologically inspired systems and genetic programming. Dr. Ebner is author of the first textbook on color constancy, i.e. algorithms for automatic white balance which try to mimick human color perception.
Invited talks
Invited talks
Miguel Ángel Martínez Domingo, University of Granada
Aiman Raza, L'Oréal
Claudio Rota, University of Milano-Bicocca
Program (preliminary)
Program (preliminary)
09:15:00 (10 min) Introduction
09:25:00 (50 min) Keynote: S. Tominaga, Color Imaging for Fluorescent Objects and Its Applications
10:15:00 (20 min) Q. Fang, M. Lin, F. Chu, Q. Yang, C. Liu, Y. Chu, Adaptive Multistart SVBRDF Estimation For Glossy Dielectrics Under Sparse Hemispherical Sampling
10:35:00 (30 min) Coffee break
11:05:00 (40 min) Invited: A. Raza, Color, Light, and Life: From Human Appearance and Sleep to Insect Vision and Beauty Innovation
11:45:00 (20 min) I. Zeger, J. Muric, P. Blaskovic, I- Setka, S. Grgic Subjective Evaluation of Image Colorization Quality Using the CIN25 Dataset
12:05:00 (20 min) N. Kawabata, Evaluating Total Variation Regularization for Denoising in Color Laparoscopic Imaging
12:25:00 (20 min) R. Imtiaz, D. Iakovidis, Cross-dataset harmonization For Robust Endoscopic Image Analysis
12:45:00 (85 min) Lunch break
14:10:00 (50 min) Keynote: M. Ebner, Machine Color Perception
15:00:00 (40 min) Invited: M.A. Martinez Domingo
15:40:00 (20 min) R. Saitz, J. Quinque, B. Voss, J.F. Trabert, S. Knorr, A Study Of Resolution-aware Video Compression For Remote Photoplethysmography
16:00:00 (30 min) Coffee break
16:30:00 (40 min) Invited: C. Rota
17:10:00 (20 min) J. Sikora, J. Nalepa, A. Wijata, Segmenting Wounds Using Cascaded Deep Learning Methods
17:30:00 (20 min) U. Tiwari, SkinTone Perceptual: A Perceptually-Weighted Loss Function for Imbalanced Skin Tone Classification Using Convolutional Neural Networks
17:50:00 (20 min) A. Sluzek, Augmenting Natural Scenes Via Recolorization: A Novel Approach
18:10:00 (10 min) Best paper award
18:20:00 (10 min) Goodbye and next CCIW edition
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