I currently lead the Multimedia Synergy (MS) research group to advance research at the crossroads of computer vision, multimodal intelligence, and generative AI. We study how machines can see, imagine, and reason about the world through synergistic integration of vision, language, and creativity. Our mission is to create systems that not only perceive reality but also generate meaningful and trustworthy multimedia content, bridging analysis, synthesis, and understanding.
Research topics of interest:
Visual Perception and Understanding
Multimodal and Context-Aware Learning
Generative and Creative AI
Trustworthy and Forensic AI
Collaborative & Human-Centered AI Systems
Health Science
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CAMO++ Dataset (TIP 2022)
Live Demo (AAAI 2021)
CAMO Dataset (CVIU 2019)
MirrorNet (IEEE Access 2021)
ANet (CVIU 2019)
4th place, CVPR DAVIS Challenges 2020
3rd place, CVPR DAVIS Challenges 2019
6th place, CVPR DAVIS Challenges 2018
3rd place, CVPR DAVIS Challenges 2017
Wonderland Augmented Dataset (CVPRW 2018)
ADV Dataset (IV 2020)
Attention R-CNN (IV 2020)
5th place, CVPR AI City Challenge 2020
8th place, CVPR AI City Challenge 2019
Rank 26/59, CVPR AI City Challenge 2020
Rank 25/84, CVPR AI City Challenge 2019
SESIV Dataset (WACV 2019)
[3D Saliency] (BMVC 2017)
My first research paper. I jointly worked with Quoc-Minh Bui. We propose a method to analyse differences in motion from consecutive frames to estimate person’s intensity level of activities when jogging, and then renders virtual scene with appropriate speed. Our proposed method can also be applied to develop various exciting interactive games to stimulate excitement for users when doing in-door fitness exercises or to create virtual environment for museums where visitors just stay in place to explore scenes in museums.
My very first research project. I jointly worked with Nam Le, under supervision of Prof. Minh-Triet Tran. We studied two symmetric and asymmetric encryption methods, including Rijndael and Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC), to develop an application for encrypting emails in PocketPC.