André Quintino

Student of Materials Engineering

Universidade Federal do ABC

Biography

Lena Smith is a professor of artificial intelligence at the Stanford AI Lab. Her research interests include distributed robotics, mobile computing and programmable matter. She leads the Robotic Neurobiology group, which develops self-reconfiguring robots, systems of self-organizing robots, and mobile sensor networks.

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Interests

Artificial Intelligence
Computational Linguistics
Information Retrieval

Education

PhD in Artificial Intelligence, 2012

Stanford University
MEng in Artificial Intelligence, 2009

Massachusetts Institute of Technology
BSc in Artificial Intelligence, 2008

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Selected Publications

Mobile visual clothing search

A mobile visual clothing search system is presented whereby a smart phone user can either choose a social networking image or capture a new photo of a person wearing clothing of interest and search for similar clothing in a large cloud-based ecommerce database. The phone’s GPS location is used to re-rank results by retail store location, to inform the user of local stores where similar clothing items can be tried on.

GA Cushen, MS Nixon

In ICMEW, 2013.

Preprint PDF Code Dataset Project Poster Slides Video Source Document Custom Link

Recent Publications

GA Cushen. A Person Re-Identification System For Mobile Devices. In SITIS, 2015.

PDF Project

GA Cushen, MS Nixon. Mobile visual clothing search. In ICMEW, 2013.

Preprint PDF Code Dataset Project Poster Slides Video Source Document Custom Link

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