About IW-FCV Series

The International Workshop on Frontiers of Computer Vision (IW-FCV) is a historic academic workshop that brings together leading researchers from the global research community in image analysis, computer vision, and deep learning to share their latest research results.

The objective of this workshop is to provide a forum for researchers and practitioners to discuss the latest trends and future directions in computer vision and related areas.

Related Topics

Topics of interest include fundamentals and practical applications of image processing, computer vision, and deep learning. Specific topics include, but are not limited to:

Fundamentals and Theory

Image filtering, Image enhancement, Image restoration, Image transformation, Stochastic vision, Stereo vision, Scale space analysis, Hough transform, Morphological processing, Image sequence analysis, Image processing architecture, Representation, Color and illumination analysis, Vision geometry, Image coding, Error analysis.

Computer Vision and Image Analysis

Shape from-X, Active vision, Image/Scene segmentation, Object detection and tracking, Visual language and description, Deep learning for computer vision, Machine & semantic learning for computer vision, Integration of deep learning and conventional method, Performance evaluation and dataset.

Applications

Image/video search and retrieval, Video surveillance, Computer vision application to AR/VR/MR/HR, Smart factory, healthcare, Intelligent transportation system, Autonomous land vehicle, Bio- medical image analysis, Agriculture, Smart home, Logistics and Distribution, Intelligent robot.

Recognition & Learning

2D/3D object recognition, Action and behavior recognition, Adversarial learning, Face and gesture recognition, Human pose estimation, Efficient training and inference methods, Explainable AI, Representation learning, Scene analysis and understanding, Transfer, low-shot, semi- and unsupervised learning, Reinforcement learning.

History

The history of the IW-FCV series goes back to 1995. Recent past workshops include: