
Carlo Masone
@masone_carlo
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AI and Robotics researcher @ VANDAL lab, in Politecnico di Torino
Joined April 2022
We love to hate the peer-review process, but I must say that the reviewers' feedback helped us to make this final version of the paper much better than the first revision. Riccardo, this is a perfect reward for your perseverance.
Do you feel FL research is stuck with methods that do not work well in realistic scenarios? 🤔. 🫵We got you!.Introducing 🚀Generalized Heavy-Ball Momentum (GHBM)🚀, accepted at TMLR:.the FL algorithm with both SOTA theoretical guarantees and much better empirical results. 🧵1/9
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I asked some time ago, where is this place?. AstroLoc says it is in Hawaii. Yep, AstroLoc was accepted to #ICCV2025 in Honolulu 🥳. Kudos to @gabriberton and Alex for the excellent result.
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DAM4SAM was another of my personal highlights from the poster session at #CVPR2025 . Cool insights about the SAM2 masks. Work by Jovana Videnovic, Alan Lukezic and @MatejKristan . Unfortunately I cannot find the picture I took of the poster.
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RT @tommiekerssies: 🚨 CVPR Highlight Alert! 🚨. We’re presenting our Encoder-only Mask Transformer (EoMT) tomorrow at #CVPR2025, 10:30–12:30….
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RT @gabriberton: Want to try the model that NASA uses to localize photos taken by astronaut?. We'll be showing it (AstroLoc) at #CVPR at th….
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RT @gabriberton: Check out the paper/webpage/demo. Kudos to co-authors @AlexStoken and @masone_carlo !.
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Live from #CVPR2025, @ClaudiaCuttano just presented SamWise at the pixel-level understanding workshop. If you missed it, tomorrow morning she will be at the poster session.
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At the Image Matching workshop at #CVPR2025, @gabriberton presented MegaLoc: one retrieval method for most localization needs
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In this work we revisited image matching methods as re-ranking solutions for VPR, and found some interesting trends. Is it worth using an expensive image matching when the current retrieval solutions are already so good? Find out here
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Visual Place Recognition (VPR) is a critical task in computer vision, traditionally enhanced by re-ranking retrieval results with image matching. However, recent advancements in VPR methods have...
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