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Amy Tabb
Amy Tabb
@atabb.bsky.social
Research scientist, computer vision and robotics for agriculture. she/her. Largely not checking this account or posting about work at the moment. https://amytabb.com/ Close-ish to Washington, D.C., USA.
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Two Chopin pieces, the first is Mazurka op. 7 no. 1. I haven't studied a Chopin piece since ... 2003? and never played a Mazurka. No time like the present. Yulianna Avdeeva plays all of op. 7 youtu.be/FsFDT24JElU?...
The second -- another famous piece, Chopin's Prelude no.15 ‘Raindrop’, op.28. Yundi Li playing in this recording. youtu.be/tmXjrkdQatw?...
Valentin Silvestrov (1937- ), Bagatelle no .1 (2005). Music from this century, imagine! I heard this music around 2023, & was convinced it was too easy. Later, I got the score, over time have come to understand (and love) the piece. Dmytro Choni performs Bagatelles 1-3 5/ youtu.be/d39VnUjlons?...
Dietrich Buxtehude(1637–1707), Fuga in C Major BuxWV 174, known as the 'Gigue Fugue'. (though I play it on the piano) I have loved Buxtehude's music for a long time (lots of organ but also vocal music). This is the first piece of his I have played. 2/ youtu.be/5XbiMpfSvPY?...
F.J. Haydn (1732–1809), Piano Sonata in C Major, Hob.XVI/50, L. 60. I selected a recording from Steven Lin, below -- but there are many nice recordings. The 1st movement is the most difficult, and the 3rd mvt. reminds me so much of the "Surprise Symphony" story. 3/ youtu.be/6Q7yZzJBSQM?...
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Image Matching Challenge 2026. It is named "IMC 2025 On-going". - It will be living for longer than "until next CVPR" - multiyear leaderboard. - No prize, but invite to talk about solution at CVPR. - Dataset+metrics same as 2025. www.kaggle.com/competitions... #CVPR2026 @cvprconference.bsky.social
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You still have 2 weeks to submit your paper to Image Matching Workshop at #CVPR2026 Deadline: March 16. Topics: anything related to image matching and 3D reconstruction. cmt3.research.microsoft.com/IMW2026 @cvprconference.bsky.social
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Submit your paper of structured reconstruction -- CAD, semantic, wireframe, city monitoring, etc., to USM3D 2026! cmt3.research.microsoft.com/USM2026 Deadline: March 24, 2026. @cvprconference.bsky.social #CVPR2026 #USM3D2026 #USM3D
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I finished reading Enriquez's _A Sunny Place for Shady People_. I had a tough time getting into the earlier stories in the collection but loved the later ones. Next, I am looking for the Enriquez's other short story collection, _The Dangers of Smoking in Bed_.
I'm currently reading Enriquez's _A Sunny Place for Shady People_, trans. McDowell. Original is _Un lugar soleado para gente sombría_.
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‘My Work Doesn’t Define Me,’ Says Man Who Will Spend 90,000 Hours Of Lifetime At Office
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One of my PhD students got their visa revoked. I know of other cases amongst my AI colleagues. This is not what investing in US leadership in AI looks like. www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/4/...
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VSLAM-LAB: A Comprehensive Framework for Visual SLAM Methods and Datasets Alejandro Fontan, Tobias Fischer, Javier Civera, Michael Milford tl;dr: arxiv.org/abs/2504.04457
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The AI for Science summer school, coorganized by CNRS and U of Chicago will be in Paris, June 30th to july 4th, register asap if you want attend! datascience.uchicago.edu/events/ai-sc...
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Just received the first volume, and damn, clearly a ton of effort was put into it! There's a ~90 page intro to "foundations of complexity science" (which is also sold separately). (The super interesting) papers each have a 5-10 page intro with historical context, and are full of annotations ❤️
Today, the SFI Press published Vol. 4 of Foundational Papers in Complexity Science. This concluding book follows Volumes 1 & 2 in May and Volume 3 in September & contains papers published between 1989 and 2000 — when complex-systems science had become a fledgling field of study in its own right.
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MP-SfM: Monocular Surface Priors for Robust Structure-from-Motion Zador Pataki, @pesarlin.bsky.social Johannes L. Schonberger, @marcpollefeys.bsky.social tl;dr: using monodepth to reconstruct w/o co-visible triplets. Many ablations and details. M3Dv2 FTW demuc.de/papers/patak...
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🔥🔥🔥 CV Folks, I have some news! We're organizing a 1-day meeting in center Paris on June 6th before CVPR called CVPR@Paris (similar as NeurIPS@Paris) 🥐🍾🥖🍷 Registration is open (it's free) with priority given to authors of accepted papers: cvprinparis.github.io/CVPR2025InPa... Big 🧵👇 with details!
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Fixing the RANSAC Stopping Criterion Johannes Schönberger, Viktor Larsson, @marcpollefeys.bsky.social tl;dr: ratio between the number of all-inlier samples and the number of possible samples->fix the approximate probability in RANSAC arxiv.org/abs/2503.07829
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AnyCalib: On-Manifold Learning for Model-Agnostic Single-View Camera Calibration Javier Tirado-Garín, Javier Civera tl;dr: FOV field parameterization >> Perspective field. Sota on focal length estimation arxiv.org/abs/2503.12701
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A Framework for Reducing the Complexity of Geometric Vision Problems and its Application to Two-View Triangulation with Approximation Bounds Felix Rydell @bokmangeorg.bsky.social @fredkahl.bsky.social Kathlén Kohn tl;dr:cool for triangulation,won't pretend I got the math arxiv.org/abs/2503.08142
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8-Calves Image dataset Xuyang Fang, Sion Hannuna, Neill Campbell tl;dr: 1 hour video of 8 calves. + some object detector & classifier eval arxiv.org/abs/2503.13777
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This has only been possible through NIH funding. Funding biomedical science through the NIH has been one of the greatest accomplishments of the United States of America for America, and for the world. We are ALL better for the work that passionate scientists funded by the NIH have been able to do.
90% of people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer die from the disease. That's why the medical community is excited about the results of a small trial in which nearly half of the pancreatic cancer patients who received an mRNA vaccine for the disease remained relapse-free three years later.
I'm sight-reading some Scarlatti sonatas -- inspired by a new CD of Scarlatti I'm listening to. These sonatas are *so wonderfully weird*. Usually, Scarlatti has lots of || 3rds, here || 6ths & big jumps -- 2 8ves in l.h.. Scarlatti: Keyboard Sonata in F major, K.366 Scott Ross youtu.be/olf197Fh2gQ
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I am so angry about what is happening in the US, and to Columbia University students. The US government are entrapping students, lying about them, upending their whole lives. "The department [of Homeland Security] did not provide any evidence for its allegations." www.nytimes.com/2025/03/15/n...
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Excellent post from (my former😢 colleague) Nicholas Carlini on the differences between copyright law & privacy research. In particular, from a privacy perspective, "was training data memorized?" is a yes/no question; we aren't trying to quantify how much data was memorized beyond "some" vs "none".
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