| Stella Yu | |
| Director, | ICSI Vision Group |
| Senior Fellow, | Berkeley Institute for Data Science |
| Faculty, | Computer Science and Vision Science |
| University of California, Berkeley | |
| Contact: | stellayu @ berkeley . edu |
| CS280 | Computer Vision | Spring 2018, 2017 | CS189 / 289A | Introduction to Machine Learning | Fall 2018, 2017 |
As a vision scientist, I subscribe to the view that visual perception presents not just a fascinating computational problem, but more importantly an intelligent solution for large-scale data mining and pattern recognition applications. I study visual perception from multiple perspectives: human vision, computer vision, robotic vision, and artistic vision.
I am particularly interested in human vision's ingenuity and immediacy at resolving a property or region of interest from its context. The context is not a mere conglomeration of pieces, but an organized whole of interrelated elements. Only in such an organization can an object be assigned a place and be singled out from the context without relinquishing the effects of the context.
My approach to computer vision is thus about establishing parts in relation, organizing them into a whole, and singling out the aspect of interest from the whole. In modeling visual organization, I have developed new tools in spectral graph theory and machine learning to effectively uncover the relational structure of large-scale data. I have also pursued efficient representation and computation by learning from artists and exploring the connections between Art and Vision.
| Dr. Qian Yu, Borong Zhang, Dr. Rudrasis Chakraborty, Michele Winter, Xinlei Pan, Daniel Yeh, Jiayun Wang, Dr. Caigui Jiang, Zhongqi Miao, Tsung-Wei Ke, Jyh-Jing Hwang, Baladitya Yellapragada, Patrick Virtue, Dr. Sascha Hornauer, Dr. Zhirong Wu, Dr. Ziwei Liu, Dr. Matthias Demant, Sebastian Palacio, Dr. Seyed Ali Amirshahi, Asha Anoosheh, Weiyu Zhang, Dr. Dimitri Lisin, Dr. Christina Pavlopoulou, Dr. Elena Bernardis |