343 research outputs found
Hierarchy Composition GAN for High-fidelity Image Synthesis
Despite the rapid progress of generative adversarial networks (GANs) in image
synthesis in recent years, the existing image synthesis approaches work in
either geometry domain or appearance domain alone which often introduces
various synthesis artifacts. This paper presents an innovative Hierarchical
Composition GAN (HIC-GAN) that incorporates image synthesis in geometry and
appearance domains into an end-to-end trainable network and achieves superior
synthesis realism in both domains simultaneously. We design an innovative
hierarchical composition mechanism that is capable of learning realistic
composition geometry and handling occlusions while multiple foreground objects
are involved in image composition. In addition, we introduce a novel attention
mask mechanism that guides to adapt the appearance of foreground objects which
also helps to provide better training reference for learning in geometry
domain. Extensive experiments on scene text image synthesis, portrait editing
and indoor rendering tasks show that the proposed HIC-GAN achieves superior
synthesis performance qualitatively and quantitatively.Comment: 11 pages, 8 figure
The limit set of iterations of entire functions on wandering domains
We first establish any continuum without interiors can be a limit set of
iterations of an entire function on an oscillating wandering domain, and hence
arise as a component of Julia sets. Recently, Luka Boc Thaler showed that every
bounded connected regular open set, whose closure has a connected complement,
is an oscillating or an escaping wandering domain of some entire function. A
natural question is: What kind of domains can be realized as a periodic domain
of some entire function? In this paper, we construct a sequence of entire
functions whose invariant Fatou components can be approached to a regular
domain
A Uniqueness Theorem for Holomorphic Mappings in the Disk Sharing Totally Geodesic Hypersurfaces
In this paper, we prove a Second Main Theorem for holomorphic mappings in a
disk whose image intersects some families of nonlinear hypersurfaces (totally
geodesic hypersurfaces with respect to a meromorphic connection) in the complex
projective space . This is a generalization of Cartan's Second
Main Theorem. As a consequence, we establish a uniqueness theorem for
holomorphic mappings which intersects many totally geodesic
hypersurfaces
Spectral Unsupervised Domain Adaptation for Visual Recognition
Unsupervised domain adaptation (UDA) aims to learn a well-performed model in
an unlabeled target domain by leveraging labeled data from one or multiple
related source domains. It remains a great challenge due to 1) the lack of
annotations in the target domain and 2) the rich discrepancy between the
distributions of source and target data. We propose Spectral UDA (SUDA), an
efficient yet effective UDA technique that works in the spectral space and is
generic across different visual recognition tasks in detection, classification
and segmentation. SUDA addresses UDA challenges from two perspectives. First,
it mitigates inter-domain discrepancies by a spectrum transformer (ST) that
maps source and target images into spectral space and learns to enhance
domain-invariant spectra while suppressing domain-variant spectra
simultaneously. To this end, we design novel adversarial multi-head spectrum
attention that leverages contextual information to identify domain-variant and
domain-invariant spectra effectively. Second, it mitigates the lack of
annotations in target domain by introducing multi-view spectral learning which
aims to learn comprehensive yet confident target representations by maximizing
the mutual information among multiple ST augmentations capturing different
spectral views of each target sample. Extensive experiments over different
visual tasks (e.g., detection, classification and segmentation) show that SUDA
achieves superior accuracy and it is also complementary with state-of-the-art
UDA methods with consistent performance boosts but little extra computation
Quantum color screening in external magnetic field
We calculate color screening mass in a thermalized and magnetized QCD matter
in the frame of loop resummation theory at finite temperature and magnetic
field. Different from the normal Debye screening in classical electrodynamics,
the color screening mass in an external magnetic field is characterized by the
quantized quark transverse energy , similar to the Landau
energy levels derived in quantum mechanics. Our calculation without
constriction to the temperature and magnetic field strengths comes back to the
well-known results in the limits of weak and strong magnetic field.Comment: 9 pages, 1 figur
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