Alex Berg ...
SUNY Stony Brook
1418 Computer Science
Stony Brook, NY 11794
aberg - at - cs.sunysb.edu
Research   |   Publications  
I am an assistant professor at Stony Brook University as of Sept 1, 2010. I completed a Ph.D. in Fall 2005, at U.C. Berkeley with Jitendra Malik, and have had the chance to work with many wonderful people.
I am interested in all aspects of computer vision and related problems in other fields. My thesis was on shape and object recognition in images using a new take on deformable templates. I also work on algorithms for detection, recognizing and synthesizing human action in video, recovering human body poses from photographs, detecting and identifying human faces in images, detecting vehicles in images, and more...


Code & Details

INRIA Pedestrian Detector | Fast IKSVM classifiers | Additive Classifiers

Research

   Additive Classifiers for Detection
Exponential improvements for training and evaluating additive classifiers for recognition and detection. See Code links above for code and evaluations.

   Attributes for Face Verification
Describable visual attributes for face recognition.

   Shape Matching and Object Recognition
Non-rigid alignment of shapes for object recognition.

   Geometric Blur
Averaging over geometric distortions.

   Action Recognition and Synthesis
Recognizing and synthesizing actions in video.

   Recovering poses of humans in images
Finding poses in still images using exemplar based and bottom-up approaches.

   Names and Faces
Associating names and faces in news photographs.

Publications