Wenjia Xu (许文嘉)
Research Associate Professor, PhD Advisor
Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications
Currently I am a research associate professor at School of Information and Communication Engineering, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications.
My research lies at the intersection of computer vision, natural language processing, and remote sensing, which covers a wide range of topics including remote sensing scene classification, few-shot learning, image captioning, explainable artificial inteligience.
I got my PhD degree from University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, advised by Prof. Yirong Wu. During my PhD, I'm also co-supervised by Prof. Zeynep Akata and Prof. Bernt Schiele at Max Plank Institute for Informatics. I got my Bachelar's degree with horner from Beijing Institute of Technology at 2016. During Jan.2016 - Jul.2016, I finished my bachelor thesis under the supervision of Prof. Tobias Oechtering at KTH.
News
- 04/2022: Our paper about Zero-Shot Learning is accepted by IJCAI 2022.
- 03/2022: Our paper about Zero-Shot Learning is accepted by IJCV.
- 03/2022: Our paper about distinctive image captioning is accepted by TPAMI.
- 03/2022: Our paper about Zero-Shot Learning is accepted by CVPR 2022.
- 01/2022: I am awarded the National Scholarship for Graduate Students by MOE (Ministry Of Education).
- 10/2021: Our paper about the intersaction of XAI and gaze is accepted by BMVC 2021.
- 06/2021: One paper about distinctive image captioning is accepted by ACM MM 2021 as Oral.
- 09/2020: One paper about Zero-Shot Learning is accepted by NeurIPS 2020.
- 07/2020: One paper about distinctive image captioning is accepted by ECCV 2020 as Oral.
- 07/2020: Two workshop papers accepted by ECCV 2020.
