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Stanford CS25: V1 I Transformers in Vision: Tackling problems in Computer Vision
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In this talk, Lucas discusses some of the ways transformers have been applied to problems in Computer Vision.
Lucas Beyer grew up in Belgium wanting to make video games and their AI, went on to study mechanical engineering at RWTH Aachen in Germany, did a PhD in robotic perception/computer vision there too, and is now researching representation learning at Google Brain in Zürich.
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Lucas Beyer grew up in Belgium wanting to make video games and their AI, went on to study mechanical engineering at RWTH Aachen in Germany, did a PhD in robotic perception/computer vision there too, and is now researching representation learning at Google Brain in Zürich.
#computervision
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