Glory Rongyu CHEN
School of Computing, National University of Singapore. rchen@u.nus.edu, glorychen14@gmail.com.
AS6 #04-11, 11 Computing Drive
Singapore, 117416
Rongyu Chen is a Ph.D. candidate of Computer Science at the Computer Vision & Machine Learning (CVML) Group@National University of Singapore, School of Computing (NUS SoC), fortunately advised by Dr. Angela Yao. He is also mentored by Dr. Linlin Yang. His research interests include,
- Probabilistic Modeling
- Generative Models
- Pose & Shape Estimation applications
- 3D Reconstruction & Rendering.
He is open to any discussions and collaboration:)
News
Jun, 2024 | HANDS@ECCV 2024 is calling for papers & challenge participation! |
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May, 2024 | One co-first author paper “CCNet” was accepted by ICML 2024, VIE, AT, Jul |
Jan, 2024 | One second author paper “ScaleISH” was accepted by ICLR 2024, VIE, AT, May. Congrats to Kai |
Jul, 2023 | One paper “MHEntropy” was accepted by ICCV 2023, PAR, FR, Oct |
Dec, 2021 | One work “Towards Understanding In-Distribution and Out-Of-Distribution of Deep Learning with Deep Generative Models” passed the Qualification Examination |
Publications
2024
- CCNet: On the Calibration of Human Pose EstimationIn The International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML), 20242D HPE; Uncertainty. A simple yet effective general post-hoc pose confidence estimation calibrates the overlooked original heuristic estimate to improve the mAP & downstream tasks.
- ScaleISH: Scaling for Training-Time and Post-Hoc Out-Of-Distribution Detection EnhancementIn The International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR), 2024OOD Det. The activation scale is a good OOD indicator; neglected post-hoc scaling is better in detecting OOD than commonly used pruning; the scale as "ID-ness" weights training to further improve.
2023
- MHEntropy: Entropy Meets Multiple Hypotheses for Pose and Shape RecoveryIn Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV), 20233D HMR; Generation. A probabilistic framework deriving the missing entropy and modeling 1-to-m ambiguities with only visible 2D KPs to predict feasible, accurate, & diverse 3D poses.
Activities
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Awards
Oct, 2019 | The National Scholarship * 3 |
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Dec, 2018 | The ACM-ICPC Asian-East Continent Final Contest, Silver Medal |
Dec, 2017 | The National College Student Mathematics Competition (CMC) in Provinces, First Prize |
Nov, 2011 | The National Olympiad in Informatics in Zhejiang Province (NOIP), First Prize |