Image and Visual Representation Lab

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The Image and Visual Representation Lab (IVRL) performs research that is primarily focused on the capture, analysis, and reproduction of color images. Aiming to improve everyone’s photographic experience, we develop algorithms and systems that help us understand, process, and measure images.

Our research areas are computational photography, color image processing, computer vision, and image quality.

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Presentations from IVRL members at AI Tinkerers Lausanne Meetup

— Research highlights from IVRL members at AI Tinkerers Lausanne

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Two papers from IVRL appear in ICLR 2024

— Two papers from IVRL appear in ICLR 2024.

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Three papers from IVRL will appear in CVPR 2024

— Three papers from IVRL will appear in CVPR 2024.

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One paper from IVRL will appear in SIGGRAPH 2024

— One paper from IVRL will appear in SIGGRAPH 2024.

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Two papers from IVRL will appear in Artificial Life (ALife) 2024

— Two papers from IVRL will appear in Artificial Life (ALife) 2024.

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"Exploiting the Signal-Leak Bias in Diffusion Models" at WACV 2024

— Our paper "Exploiting the Signal-Leak Bias in Diffusion Models" was accepted and presented at the Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV 2024)

Guy Parmelin and Professor Sabine Süsstrunk WEF © EPFL 2024 - CC-BY-SA 4.0

AI and deepfakes on show at Davos

— Among the global powerbrokers at this year’s annual World Economic Forum in Davos many were interested in the fast-moving opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence and the School of Computer and Communication Sciences was a key player among the action.

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A radio emission by RTS on our Cut/Paste exhibition

— Check out a new radio emission by RTS on our Cut/Paste exhibition. 

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Low-Cost Deepfake Detection Paper Accepted by Electronic Imaging'24

— Our paper 'Efficient Temporally-Aware DeepFake Detection using H.264 Motion Vectors' was accepted by the conference Electronic Imaging 2024 for oral presentation. Check out a nice blog by Martin Anderson and Metaphysic.ai explaining it. 

AI generated image © 2023 EPFL/Peter Grönquist - CC-BY-SA 4.0

Comics in the new age of artificial intelligence

— Cut/Paste, a new exhibition at EPFL Pavilions, Pavilion A, delves into the history of comics and showcases how artificial intelligence is changing the art and adapting classic 1950s narratives for today’s varied mediums.

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