It was published at the Joint Workshop on Marine Vision, at the International Conference on Computer Vision ⬇️
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It was published at the Joint Workshop on Marine Vision, at the International Conference on Computer Vision ⬇️
www.bas.ac.uk/media-post/a...
"The images are packed full of weird and unusually shaped animals, often living on top of each other - some of which have never been seen before."
The team trained AI to identify seafloor creatures near Antarctica, like starfish, corals, and fish.
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"The images are packed full of weird and unusually shaped animals, often living on top of each other - some of which have never been seen before."
The team trained AI to identify seafloor creatures near Antarctica, like starfish, corals, and fish.
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Come say hi at #ICCV2025 if you're around, especially if you're interested in collaborations in the marine vision space!
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Come say hi at #ICCV2025 if you're around, especially if you're interested in collaborations in the marine vision space!
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🪸Tackle key challenges in marine imagery: scarce annotations, variable object sizes, & complex seafloor terrain
📷 Combine resolution-preserving patching, spatial augmentation, & SAHI to detect 25 key morphotypes
❄️ Release the first CV dataset of Antarctic benthic organisms
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🪸Tackle key challenges in marine imagery: scarce annotations, variable object sizes, & complex seafloor terrain
📷 Combine resolution-preserving patching, spatial augmentation, & SAHI to detect 25 key morphotypes
❄️ Release the first CV dataset of Antarctic benthic organisms
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