The Statistical Inference and Information Theory Laboratory is directed by professor Junmo Kim since 2009. Our research focuses on development of theoretical methods which can be applied to image processing, computer vision, pattern recognition, and machine learning.
We mainly focus on developing deep learning algorithms to solve many problems in the computer vision field. Including general tasks in computer vision such as classification or detection, we also study applicable work like generative models(GAN), depth estimation, medical imaging, noisy data, semantic segmentation, etc. Besides, there are many research on the fundamental structure of neural networks such as network minimization and architecture search in our laboratory. Our various research topics and details can be found in the Research and Publication section.
Our research topics in application of deep learning are focused on autonomous driving (depth estimation, object tracking, multi-sensor recognition), video recognition (video Turing test, video captioning), and defect detection (manufacturing, medical imaging).
We study various topics in learning methods to solve problems in data used for training, such as noisy labels or biases. We also aim to improve utilization of neural networks in real life, by knowledge distillation, network pruning, and continual learning.
[New] We have a publication accepted for CVPR 2021.
"Joint Negative and Positive Learning for Noisy Labels", Youngdong Kim, Juseung Yun, Hyounguk Shon and Junmo Kim
We have a publication accepted for AAAI 2021.
"Linearly Replaceable Filters for Deep Network Channel Pruning", Donggyu Joo, Eojindl Yi, Sunghyun Baek and Junmo Kim
We have a publication accepted for AAAI 2021.
"Discriminative Region Suppression for Weakly-Supervised Semantic Segmentation", Beomyoung Kim, Sangeun Han and Junmo Kim
We have a publication accepted for AAAI 2021.
"Patch-Wise Attention Network for Monocular Depth Estimation", Sihaeng Lee, Janghyeon Lee, Byungju Kim, Eojindl Yi and Junmo Kim