SCIoI Alumni

Florian Blume

Doctoral Researcher

Computer Vision

TU Berlin

 

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Florian Blume

Florian Blume

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Florian Blume has obtained his Master’s degree in Computer Science from the Technische Universität Dresden in December 2019. His main focus was on machine learning and computer vision, working with deep neural networks for pose estimation and biological image denoising. At SCIoI, he was a PhD student carrying our research on knowledge-augmented face perception.

Final dissertation: “Knowledge-augmented and context-sensitive face perception”, 21/01/2025.


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