About

Hi! I’m Minjie, an associate professor at Hunan University and a cooperative research fellow at The University of Tokyo cooperating with Prof. Yoichi Sato. My research interests include computer vision, human-machine interactions, and robotics.

I received my Ph.D. in Information Science and Technology at The University of Tokyo, supervised by Prof. Yoichi Sato and co-advised by Dr. Kris Kitani. I received my M.S. in Communication and Information Engineering and B.S. in Electronics and Information Engineering at Northwestern Polytechnical University.

News

• (May 17, 2023) Two papers on audio-driven face animation and blind estimation of room impulse response have been accepted to INTERSPEECH 2023!
• (May 4, 2023) One paper entitled “DongTing: A Large-scale Dataset for Anomaly Detection of the Linux Kernel” has been accepted to The Journal of Systems & Software.
• (November 4, 2021) Our work on audio-visual event localization has been accepted to IEEE Transactions on Multimedia!
• (August 2, 2021) One paper entitled “DriverSonar: Fine-Grained Dangerous Driving Detection Using Active Sonar” has been accepted to UbiComp 2021.
• (October 5, 2020) One paper entitled “First and third-person video co-analysis by learning spatial-temporal joint attention” has been accepted to IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence!
• (June 26, 2020) Our work on jointly estimating egocentric gaze and action is accepted to IEEE Transactions on Image Processing!
• (February 23, 2020) Our work on domain adaptive hand segmentation is accepted to CVPR 2020! [Project page]