Advances Techniques in Computer Vision and Multimedia II

Dear Colleagues,

With the popularization of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, computer vision has experienced significant advancements and great success in areas closely concerned with human society, e.g., autonomous driving, virtual reality, mixed reality, and medical health. As a research topic, computer vision aims to enable computer systems to automatically see, recognize, and understand the visual world by simulating the mechanism of human vision.

Multimedia have also changed our lifestyles and are becoming an indispensable part of our daily life. This research field mainly discusses the emerging computing methods of dealing with various media (picture, text, audio, video, etc.) generated by the ubiquitous multimedia sensors and infrastructures, including retrieval of multimedia data, analysis of multimedia contents, methodology based on deep learning, and practical multimedia applications.

Many researchers have devoted themselves to exploring the emerging fields of computer vision and multimedia, e.g., adversarial learning for multimedia, multimodal sentiment analysis, and explainable AI. Meanwhile, numerous advanced technologies in these areas continue to emerge. This Special Issue will provide an excellent opportunity for sharing a timely collection of research updates and will benefit researchers and practitioners engaged in computer vision, media computing, machine learning, and other fields.

Prof. Dr. Yang Wang
Guest Editor

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• deep learning
• motion and tracking
• image and video retrieval
• detection and localization
• scene analysis and understanding
• multimedia systems
• multimedia for society and health
• multimedia application and services
• multimedia security and content protection
• multimedia communications, networking, and mobility

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