Prof. Zhiyong Wang — Research Profile
The University of Sydney · School of Computer Science
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Prof. Zhiyong Wang at The University of Sydney School of Computer Science lists Image processing, Pattern recognition, Computer vision, Deep learning, Computational imaging, Audio processing, Machine learning, Video processing, Artificial intelligence, Bioinformatics and computational biology, Photogrammetry and remote sensing, Computational modelling and simulation in earth sciences, Computer vision and multimedia computation as their registered research area.
Research areas
Image processing, Pattern recognition, Computer vision, Deep learning, Computational imaging, Audio processing, Machine learning, Video processing, Artificial intelligence, Bioinformatics and computational biology, Photogrammetry and remote sensing, Computational modelling and simulation in earth sciences, Computer vision and multimedia computation
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