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egocentric video
Toward Robust Multimodal Egocentric Video Understanding
Merey Ramazanova, Ph.D. Student, Computer Science
Jul 28, 17:00
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17:45
B4 L5 R5209;
Zoom Meeting 92591807769
egocentric video
Multimodal learning
robust modeling
This thesis advances egocentric video understanding through multimodal learning, large-scale dataset development, and robust adaptation techniques; it introduces new models, benchmarks, and methods for building scalable, resilient perception systems that operate effectively in real-world, first-person environments.