Visual Inference
The Visual Inference Lab at TU Darmstadt, led by Prof. Stefan Roth, conducts research in several areas of computer vision with an emphasis on statistical methods and machine learning. We develop mathematical models and algorithms for analyzing and processing digital images with the computer. For example, we work on semantic scene understanding, image motion estimation, deep learning, probabilistic methods, image restoration, and object tracking.
Moreover, we regularly offer courses, seminars and labs in computer science, particularly in computer vision and machine learning.
Recent Highlight
News & Events
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Uni-DAS Science Prize
September 26, 2018
Marius Cordts received the Uni-DAS Science Prize 2018 of Uni-DAS e.V. for his outstanding dissertation in the area of autonomous driving. Congratulations!
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CVPR 2019 Outstanding Reviewers
June 9, 2019
Jochen Gast, Junhwa Hur, and Anne Wannenwetsch were chosen as outstanding reviewers for CVPR 2019. Congratulations!
Recent Publications
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CVPR 2019
J. Hur and S. Roth, “Iterative residual refinement for joint optical flow and occlusion estimation.” [coming soon]
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CVPR 2019
N. Araslanov, C. Rothkopf, and S. Roth, “Actor-critic instance segmentation.” [coming soon]
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NIPS 2018
T. Plötz and S. Roth, “Neural Nearest Neighbors Networks.” [preprint], [supplemental], [code]
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ECCV 2018
M. Jin, S. Roth, and P. Favaro, “Normalized Blind Deconvolution.” [open access]