Dmitrij Schlesinger

TU Dresden

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Dmitrij Schlesinger

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****@tu-dresden.de
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****@inf.tu-dresden.de

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Researcher
TU Dresden (tu-dresden.de)
1999 – Present
 

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Coauthor
Carsten Rother
****@tu-dresden.de
2015 – 2016
 
Coauthor
Dmitrij Schlesinger
****@tu-dresden.de
2002 – 2016
 
Coauthor
Alexander Kirillov
****@cs.msu.ru
2015 – 2015
 
Coauthor
Bogdan Savchynskyy
****@iwr.uni-heidelberg.de
2015 – 2015
 
Coauthor
Bogdan Savchynskyy
****@iwr.udelberg.deni-hei
2015 – 2015
 
Coauthor
Bogdan Savchynskyy
****@tu-dresden.de
2015 – 2015
 
Coauthor
Dmitry Vetrov
****@yandex.ru
2015 – 2015
 
Coauthor
Boris Flach
****@cmp.felk.cvut.cz
2002 – 2014
 
Coauthor
Siegfried Fuchs
****@bilderradio.de
2013 – 2013
 
Coauthor
Alexander Shekhovtsov
****@fel.cvut.cz
2004 – 2004
 
Coauthor
Alexander Shekhovtsov
****@cmp.felk.cvut.cz
2004 – 2004
 

Expertise

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Neural Networks, Deep Learning
2014 – Present
 
MRF, CRF, Energy Minimization, Submodular Problems
1999 – Present
 
Probabilistic Graphical Models, Probabilistic Learning
1999 – Present