A paper has been accepted to BMVC 2026
Jae-Won Yang, Taesik Gong†and Jae-Young Sim†, “Rethinking Test-Time Adaptation for Streaming Person Re-Identification” (†Corresponding authors). Jae-Won, Congratulations!
Jae-Won Yang, Taesik Gong†and Jae-Young Sim†, “Rethinking Test-Time Adaptation for Streaming Person Re-Identification” (†Corresponding authors). Jae-Won, Congratulations!
Congratulations to Oggyu on obtaining his Master’s degree, and to Joohyeok and Seungbin on obtaining their Bachelor’s degrees!
Eunsung Jo, Eunpil Park, and Jae-Young Sim, “Zero-Shot Image Dehazing Using Pseudo Atmospheric Light Image”. Eunsung and Eunpil Congratulations!
Byeong-Ju Han and Jae-Young Sim, “Zero-Shot Learning for Reflection Removal of Single 360-Degree Image”. Byeong-Ju Congratulations!
Congratulations to Byeong-Ju and Eunsung on obtaining Ph.D. degree and Master degree, respectively. Also, many congrats to Byeong-Ju on winning the UNIST Best Research Award.
Byeong-Ju Han, Kuhyeun Ko and Jae-Young Sim, “Context-Aware Unsupervised Clustering for Person Search”. Byeong-Ju and Kuhyeun, Congratulations!
Byeong-Ju Han, Kuhyeun Ko and Jae-Young Sim, “End-to-End Trainable Trident Person Search Network Using Adaptive Gradient Propagation”. Byeong-Ju and Kuhyeun, Congratulations!
Eunsung Jo and Jae-Young Sim, “Multi-Scale Selective Residual Learning for Non-Homogeneous Dehazing”. Eunsung, Congratulations!
Kyu-Yul Lee and Jae-Young Sim, “Warping Residual Based Image Stitching for Large Parallax”. Kyu-Yul, Congratulations!
We publicly release a new UNIST LS3DPC dataset used in our papers. The associated paper is accecpted to IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence. The dataset can be downloaded here.
Byeong-Ju Han is selected for the program, “High-Potential Individuals Global Training” organized by Institute for Informational & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation(IITP) under the Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) in Korea. He will conduct the training program for 6 months at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh including artificial Intelligence, machine learning, NLP, and computer vision.