Luke Melas-Kyriazi
Luke Melas-Kyriazi
University of Oxford, University of Oxford
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****@college.harvard.edu
, ****@gmail.com
, ****@sjc.ox.ac.uk
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PhD student
University of Oxford, University of Oxford (robots.ox.ac.uk)
2020 – 2023
Undergrad student
Harvard University (harvard.edu)
2016 – 2020
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PhD Advisor
Andrea Vedaldi
****@robots.ox.ac.uk
2020 – 2024
PhD Advisor
Christian Rupprecht
****@robots.ox.ac.uk
2020 – 2024
PhD Advisor
Iro Laina
****@robots.ox.ac.uk
2020 – 2024
Coauthor
Arjun Manrai
****@hms.harvard.edu
2020 – 2020
Expertise
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Unsupervised representation learning
Present
Unsupervised segmentation
Present
Continuous-time machine learning models
Present
Single-View 3D reconstruction
Present