The Toronto Vision Seminar is a monthly seminar series in computer vision that aims to (1) gather academic and industry researchers in vision from the Greater Toronto Area and (2) strengthen ties between researchers within the vision community in Canada and internationally. Seminar talks are delivered primarily in person by domestic and international researchers from academia and industry. Seminar topics span the areas of computer vision, applied mathematics, optimization, and machine learning and may include, for example, perception, generative modeling, neural representations, 3D reconstruction, computational photography, plenoptic imaging, and light transport analysis. Attendees include university students and researchers, faculty, and industry researchers.
Sponsors
Google DeepMind
May 14, 2025
UC Berkeley
May 5, 2025
"Computational Aberration Correction"
University of Toronto
April 23, 2025
“Symmetry in Human and Computer Vision: a Case Study in Scene Perception”
Carnegie Mellon University
April 11, 2025
“Computer Vision with Light, Sound and Heat”
Adobe Research
April 2, 2025
“Toward a Theory of Perspective Perception in Pictures”
Simon Fraser University
February 19, 2025
“Representation for Differentiable Inverse Rendering”
University of Toronto
November 27, 2024
“Crazy Telescopes, Ghostly Galaxies, and the Invisible Universe”
Ideogram
November 6, 2024
“Diffusion Models and the Future of Creative Expression”
Cornell University
October 16, 2024
“Trustworthy and adaptive extreme low light imaging”
Weizmann Institute
September 3, 2024
“Deep Internal learning” – Deep Learning without prior examples
Carnegie Mellon University
April 10, 2024
“Systems 1 and 2 for Robot Learning”
Princeton University
November 22, 2024
“Machine learning for determining protein structure and dynamics from cryo-EM images”