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Browsing by Author "Sukhija, S."

Browsing by Author "Sukhija, S."

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  • Dahiya, M.; Sukhija, S.; Kumar, D.; Singh, H. (2021-10-19)
    In this paper a technique has been proposed that enhances the security level by concealing an image inside another. The method uses Fourier transform with random phase masks to make it imperceptible by obscuring the ...
  • Sukhija, S. (2018-11-13)
    The elicitation of labeled training data from physical sources is a primary bottleneck that limits the applicability of traditional supervised learning algorithms. Transfer learning algorithms overcome the limitation ...
  • Sukhija, S. (2019-05-20)
    Heterogeneous Transfer Learning (HTL) algorithms leverage knowledge from a heterogeneous source domain to perform a task in a target domain. We present a novel HTL algorithm that works even where there are no shared ...
  • Sukhija, S. (2020-10-05)
    Human learning revolves around experiences. The gradual acquisition of knowledge for learning a new task involves leveraging similar experiences in the past. The capability to transfer prior knowledge to generalize to ...
  • Sukhija, S.; Varadarajan, S.; Krishnan, K. C.; Rai, S. (2021-07-03)
    In this paper, we present a novel unsupervised domain adaptation framework, Multi-Partition Feature Alignment Network, that learns a deep neural model for the target domain without the need for any supervision. Recent ...
  • Sukhija, S.; Krishnan, N. C.; Singh, G. (2021-10-04)
    Heterogeneity of features and lack of correspondence between data points of different domains are the two primary challenges while performing feature transfer. In this paper, we present a novel supervised domain adaptation ...
  • Sukhija, S.; Narayanan, C.K. (2018-12-20)
    Transfer learning across heterogeneous feature spaces can, in general, be a very difficult problem in practice due to the heterogeneity of features and lack of correspondence between data points of different domains. In ...
  • Sukhija, S.; Krishnan, N.C.; Kumar, D. (2018-12-20)
    Supervised transfer learning algorithms utilize labeled data from auxiliary domains for learning in another domain where labeled data is scarce or absent. Given sufficient cross-domain corresponding instances, one can ...