Andrew Gallagher
I joined Google in 2014. Previously, I was a Visiting Research Scientist at Cornell University's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, beginning in June 2012. I earned the Ph.D. degree in electrical and computer engineering from Carnegie Mellon University in 2009, advised by Prof. Tsuhan Chen. I received an M.S. degree from Rochester Institute of Technology, and the B.S. degree from Geneva College, both in electrical engineering. I worked for the Eastman Kodak Company for over a decade during the fascinating transition from chemical to digital imaging, initially developing image enhancement algorithms for digital photofinishing. These algorithms were shipped under the trade name "Kodak Perfect Touch" in photo printing mini-labs, and millions of digital cameras, and enhanced many billions of images. I enjoy working on tough and interesting problems.
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Building One-class Detector for Anything: Open-vocabulary Zero-shot OOD Detection Using Text-image Models
Yunhao Ge
Jiaping Zhao
Laurent Itti
Knowledge and Logical Reasoning workshop @ ICML (2023)
Density of States Estimation for Out of Distribution Detection
Alex Alemi
Cusuh Suh Ham
Josh Dillon
Warren Morningstar
AISTATS (2021)
von Mises-Fisher Loss: An Exploration of Embedding Geometries for Supervised Learning
Tyler Scott
Michael Mozer
International Conference on Computer Vision 2021 (to appear)
AVA-ActiveSpeaker: An Audio-Visual Dataset for Active Speaker Detection
Ondrej Klejch
Radhika Marvin
Liat Kaver
Sharadh Ramaswamy
Arkadiusz Stopczynski
ICASSP, IEEE (2020)
Modeling Uncertainty with Hedged Instance Embedding
Seong Joon Oh
Jiyan Pan
ICLR 2019 (2019)
AVA-Speech: A Densely Labeled Dataset of Speech Activity in Movies
Liat Kaver
Radhika Marvin
Nathan Christopher Reale
Loretta Guarino Reid
Proceedings of Interspeech, 2018
VIP: Finding Important People in Images
Clint Solomon Mathialagan
Dhruv Batra
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (2015), pp. 4858-4966
