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Computer Vision: Between Forensics and Biomedical Imaging

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The seminar will be an interdisciplinary journey between applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Computer Vision based methods to the field of Forensics and Biomedical Imaging. I will first focus on AI applications for country recognition and city verification, presenting two works in which AI based models have been applied to such forensics task, with a final overview of other forensics applications such as visual sentiment analysis and detection of generated images through AI methods. Subsequently the seminar will focus on further applications of AI vision methods to the field of deep generative models for Biomedical Imaging, with a particular focus on a work on deep generative model for structural brain MRI reconstruction and interpretation.

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