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CVPR 2012

1) Demo competition
2) Workshop

ICPR 2012

Live contest and workshop 

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Gesture Recognition Workshop

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ICPR 2012 gesture challenge and demonstration competition

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Prizes
USD 10,000 in prizes both for the challenge and the demonstration competition!

Important dates

 Challenge submission open (round 2) May 7, 2012
 Evaluation data released (encrypted)        August 7, 2012
 Evaluation data decryption key released Sept 7, 2012
 End of gesture challenge            Sept 10, 2012
 Demonstration proposals due Oct 1, 2012
 Workshop date TBA November 11-15

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Call for challenge participation

The second round of the challenge started, hosted by Kaggle. The submission deadline is September 10, 2012.

First prize: USD 5000, 
Second prize: USD 3000, 
Third prize: USD 2000. 
The prizes are donated by Microsoft (see the rules for the "quantitative evaluation" of the gesture challenge). Microsoft may also offer to license the technology of the winners for up to USD 100,000.

Call for KinectTM demonstrations

We invite the participants to enter a demonstration competition of applications of gesture recognition with KinectTM. At ICPR 2012, the participants will demonstrate their system and be judged by a panel of experts, who will grade them according to pre-defined criteria: 
  1. relevance (an application of gesture recognition using KinectTM NOT limited to one-shot-learning like the gesture challenge), 
  2. usefulness (or, if it is a game, playfulness), 
  3. technical or scientific contribution, 
  4. novelty/originality, and 
  5. quality of implementation.
First prize: USD 5000, 
Second prize: USD 3000, 
Third prize: USD 2000. 
The prizes are donated by Microsoft (see the rules for the "qualitative evaluation" of the gesture challenge). To earn prizes, the participants must use a KinectTM device and the Microsoft SDK. Microsoft may also offer to license the technology of the winners for up to USD 100,000.
  • Register: The demonstrators should subscribe to our Google group gesturechallenge.
  • Guidelines: The demonstrators should send a 2-page demonstration proposal. They should take into account the evaluation criteria. Alternatively, the demonstrators may send a full length paper (see the call for paper), but the deadline is sooner.
  • Submission: The proposals should be emailed to gesture@clopinet.com.
  • Deadline: Monday Oct 1, 2012. 
Publication

The best ranking entrants will be invited to submit a paper in a special topic of the Journal of Machine Learning Research (JMLR) on gesture recognition. The papers will be reprinted as a book in the Challenges in Machine Learning series of Microtome.

Organizers

Isabelle Guyon, Clopinet, Berkeley, California
Vassilis Athitsos, University of Texas at Arlington, Texas, USA

<gesture@clopinet.com>

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