An exemplary object masking system is configured to mask a recognized object during an application of a synthetic element to an original image. For example, the object masking system accesses a model of a recognized object depicted in an original image of a scene. The object masking system associates the model with the recognized object. The object masking system then generates presentation data for use by a presentation system to present an augmented version of the original image in which a synthetic element added to the original image is, based on the model as associated with the recognized object, prevented from occluding at least a portion of the recognized object. In this way, the synthetic element is made to appear as if located behind the recognized object. Corresponding systems and methods are also disclosed.

Erroneous detection due to erroneous parallax measurement is suppressed to accurately detect a step present on a road. An in-vehicle environment recognition device 1 includes a processing device that processes a pair of images acquired by a stereo camera unit 100 mounted on a vehicle. The processing device includes a stereo matching unit 200 that measures a parallax of the pair of images and generates a parallax image, a step candidate extraction unit 300 that extracts a step candidate of a road on which the vehicle travels from the parallax image generated by the stereo matching unit 200, a line segment candidate extraction unit 400 that extracts a line segment candidate from the images acquired by the stereo camera unit 100, an analysis unit 500 that performs collation between the step candidate extracted by the step candidate extraction unit 300 and the line segment candidate extracted by the line segment candidate extraction unit 400 and analyzes validity of the step candidate based on the collation result and an inclination of the line segment candidate, and a three-dimensional object detection unit 600 that detects a step present on the road based on the analysis result of the analysis unit 500.

Embodiments of the present disclosure discloses a scene-aware video encoder system. The scene-aware encoder system transforms a sequence of video frames of a video of a scene into a spatio-temporal scene graph. The spatio-temporal scene graph includes nodes representing one or multiple static and dynamic objects in the scene. Each node of the spatio-temporal scene graph describes an appearance, a location, and/or a motion of each of the objects (static and dynamic objects) at different time instances. The nodes of the spatio-temporal scene graph are embedded into a latent space using a spatio-temporal transformer encoding different combinations of different nodes of the spatio-temporal scene graph corresponding to different spatio-temporal volumes of the scene. Each node of the different nodes encoded in each of the combinations is weighted with an attention score determined as a function of similarities of spatio-temporal locations of the different nodes in the combination.

Various embodiments, methods and systems for implementing a distributed computing system machine-learning training service are provided. Initially a machine learning model is accessed. A plurality of synthetic data assets are accessed, where a synthetic data asset is associated with asset-variation parameters that are programmable for machine-learning. The machine learning model is retrained using the plurality of synthetic data assets. The machine-learning training service is further configured for executing real-time calls to generate an on-the-fly-generated synthetic data asset such that the on-the-fly-generated synthetic data asset is rendered in real-time to preclude pre-rendering and storing the on-the-fly-generated synthetic data asset. The machine-learning training service further supports hybrid-based machine learning training, where the machine learning model is trained based on a combination of the plurality of synthetic data assets, a plurality of non-synthetic data assets, and synthetic data asset metadata associated with the plurality of synthetic data assets.

A method for remote damage assessment of a vehicle is provided. The present disclosure relates to the technical field of artificial intelligence, in particular to the technical field of image and text recognition. An implementation solution is: performing data collection on a target vehicle to determine damage information of the target vehicle; obtaining call content of an insurance claiming call for the target vehicle, and extracting accident-related information from the call content, wherein the accident-related information includes named entities in the call content and a relationship between the named entities; and determining a first fraud probability corresponding to the target vehicle at least based on the damage information and the accident-related information.

Example systems perform complex optimization tasks with improved efficiency via neural meta-optimization of experts. In particular, provided is a machine learning framework in which a meta-optimization neural network can learn to fuse a collection of experts to provide a predicted solution. Specifically, the meta-optimization neural network can learn to predict the output of a complex optimization process which optimizes over outputs from the collection of experts to produce an optimized output. In such fashion, the meta-optimization neural network can, after training, be used in place of the complex optimization process to produce a synthesized solution from the experts, leading to orders of magnitude faster and computationally more efficient prediction or problem solution.

The apparatus for an X-ray data generation according to an embodiment of the inventive concept includes a processor that receives 3D data to generate output data and a buffer, and the processor includes an extraction unit that extracts raw object data from the 3D data and projects the raw object data onto a 2D plane to generate first object data, an augmentation unit that performs data augmentation on the first object data to generate second object data, a composition unit that synthesizes the second object data and background data to generate composite data, and a post-processing unit that performs post-processing on the composite data to generate the output data, and the buffer stores a plurality of parameters related to generation of the first object data, the second object data, the composite data, and the output data.

The present disclosure discloses a photography-based 3D modeling system and method, and an automatic 3D modeling apparatus and method, including: (S1) attaching a mobile device and a camera to the same camera stand; (S2) obtaining multiple images used for positioning from the camera or the mobile device during movement of the stand, and obtaining a position and a direction of each photo capture point, to build a tracking map that uses a global coordinate system; (S3) generating 3D models on the mobile device or a remote server based on an image used for 3D modeling at each photo capture point; and (S4) placing the individual 3D models of all photo capture points in the global three-dimensional coordinate system based on the position and the direction obtained in S2, and connecting the individual 3D models of multiple photo capture points to generate an overall 3D model that includes multiple photo capture points.

The present invention relates to a method for deriving a 3D data from image data comprising: receiving, from at least one camera, image data representing an environment; detecting, from the image data, at least one object within the environment; classifying the at least one detected object, wherein the method comprises, for each classified object of the classified at least one objects: determining a 2D skeleton of the classified object by implementing a neural network to identify features of the classified object in the image data corresponding to the classified object; and constructing a 3D skeleton for the classified object, comprising mapping the determined 2D skeleton to 3D.

The present disclosure provides an under-screen optical fingerprint identification apparatus and a fingerprint identification method. The under-screen optical fingerprint identification apparatus comprises: a photodetection array which has a photosensitive area on which a photosensitive pixel array is provided, wherein the photosensitive pixel array comprises at least three types of pixels; and a fingerprint contact identification area located above the photodetection array and comprising a light-emitting layer and a cover layer, wherein the cover layer has a contact area, and the light-emitting layer has an identification area corresponding to the contact area, wherein the identification area comprises light-emitting units, each of which comprises a light-transmitting area and at least three light-emitting areas located therearound for emitting detection light of corresponding wavebands, wherein the detection light is reflected by an object to be identified to form signal light which passes through the filter layers and reaches corresponding three types of pixels.