Video Instance Segmentation (CVPRW)

Conducted at CyberCore when I were a technical project manager

  • Time: Apr 2021 – Jun 2021
  • Role: Leader of a team with 4 members.
  • Description: We participated the challenge as a company team. The problem is simultaneously detecting, segmenting, and tracking visual objects. Our solution is unifying the three tasks into a single model.
  • Result: 1st rank in the challenge [Paper link] [Video link].

Transformer-based Visual Perception

Conducted at CyberCore when I were a technical project manager

  • Time: Sep 2020 – Mar 2021
  • Role: Leader of a team with 3 members.
  • Description: Research on (Multi-head attention) Transformer-based methods for Object Detection and Multiple Object Tracking problems, benchmarked on Autonomous Driving datasets.
  • Result: Delivered to customer.

Zalo AI challenge 2020

Conducted at CyberCore when I were a technical project manager

  • Time: Nov 2020 – Dec 2020
  • Role: Leader of a team with 4 members.
  • Description: We participated the challenge as a company team. The problem is detecting traffic signs on the road, which is systematically a visual module in autonomous-driving vehicles.
  • Result: Rank 3rd in the Traffic Sign Detection track.

Line detection and segmentation

Conducted at CyberCore when I were a technical project manager

  • Time: Jun 2020 – Nov 2020
  • Role: Leader of a team with 3 members.
  • Description: Cooperate with Toda Construction to develop a portable device for verifying steel structure in construction. We design a fast and robust framework for processing Full-HD images on CPU with 2-10 FPS.
  • Result: Delivered to customer.

3D Dangerous Object Detection using Milliwave Radar

Conducted at CyberCore when I were a technical project manager

  • Time: Jun 2020 – now
  • Role: Leader of a team with 6 members.
  • Description: Cooperate with Taiyo Yuden to develop a security product for early alert at airports. It uses a network of various milliwave radars to detect dangerous objects (e.g., knife, gun) inside clothes.
  • Result: The project is postponed due to the impact of COVID-19.

Waymo Open Dataset Challenge 2020

https://github.com/thuyngch/DSTNet

Conducted at CyberCore when I were a machine-learning engineer

  • Time: Apr 2020 – May 2020
  • Role: Leader of a team with 3 members.
  • Description: We participated the challenge as a company team. The problem is detecting and tracking objects (e.g., car, pedestrian, and cyclist) on the road, which is systematically a visual module in autonomous-driving vehicles.
  • Result: Rank 5th in 2D-Tracking and Rank 10th in 2D-Detection.

Out-of-distribution Object Detection

Conducted at CyberCore when I were a machine-learning engineer

  • Time: Jan 2020 – Mar 2020
  • Role: Major contributor of a team of 4 members, in which, I were responsible for reading, implementing, and improving SOTA papers.
  • Description: We have researched techniques to make a network being able to detect unknown objects (not seen in training set and may be harmful if being detected wrongly). This project is a contract between CyberCore and Toyota Research Institute Advanced Development for building a module in autonomous cars.
  • Result: The project was passed the PoC phase.

Object-Detection Network Compression

Conducted at Cyber Core when I were a machine-learning engineer

  • Time: Jun 2019 – Dec 2019
  • Role: Member of a team of 6 members, in which, I were responsible for reading and implementing SOTA papers.
  • Description: We had researched techniques to compress a powerful network to a tiny one with 8% of the original GFLOPs without sacrificing the original accuracy. This project is a contract between CyberCore and Toyota Research Institute Advanced Development for building a module in autonomous cars.
  • Result: The project was finalized and delivered to Toyota.

Vehicle Management System

Conducted personally

  • Time: Aug 2019 – Dec 2019
  • Role: Leader of a team with 4 members. I designed system architecture and was particularly responsible for AI core.
  • Description: We had built a system to manage in/out information (vehicle image, licence plate, in-time, out-time, etc.) of vehicles in the Unilever factory.
  • Result: The project was finalized and delivered to Unilever Vietnam. The system has been deployed live at Unilever factory in Cu Chi district, HoChiMinh city.

Image Forgery Classification and Segmentation: A Unified Deep-Learning Approach

Bachelor thesis

  • Time: Jan 2019 – Jun 2019
  • Role: Leader of a team with two members.
  • Description: We proposed a unified deep-learning network which can perform classification and segmentation simultaneously. Besides, we also derived a loss function for overcoming data imbalance.
  • Result: In comparison, there are two tasks. The proposed method surpasses recent methods (up to 2018) for 3/5 public datasets on task1, and 5/5 public datasets on task2.

Pornographic Activity Detection

Conducted at Zalo AILab when I were a data-mining collaborator

  • Time: Mar 2018 – May 2019
  • Role: Main contributor (e.g., collecting data, organizing data, training model, deploying model, evaluating model).
  • Description: I had built up a pipeline, including image-classification network, text-detection network, OCR network, and text-classification model, to detect users who were carrying out pornographic activities on Zalo.
  • Result: The pipeline has been deployed live in Zalo.

Human Segmentation

Conducted at Zalo AILab when I were a data-mining collaborator

  • Time: Dec 2018 – Apr 2019
  • Role: Share an equal contribution with a colleague.
  • Description: We had explored and developed a realtime mobile app which can segment human body and replace background in livestream videos.
  • Result: A base model is available (25 FPS on single core, 91% mIoU on our dataset).

Face Attendance Checking System

https://github.com/thuyngch/Face-Attendance-System

  • Time: Sep 2018 – Nov 2018
  • Role: Leader of a team with 6 members.
  • Description: My team had designed an Attendance Checking application using face to distinguish individuals.
  • Result: The algorithm can be run realtime on popular laptops (in CPU mode). It is also accurate at 96.5%.

Things Classifier

Conducted at Zalo AILab when I were a data-mining collaborator

  • Time: Jul 2018 – Nov 2018
  • Role: Major contributor (e.g., collecting data, organizing data, training model, evaluating model).
  • Description: I had built up a module that can automatically classify images uploaded by users. It is part of a system to understand users’ interests.
  • Result: The module has been deployed live in Zalo.

Image Forgery Detection using Deep Learning

https://github.com/thuyngch/Image-Forgery-using-Deep-Learning

  • Time: Jun 2018 – Nov 2018
  • Role: Leader of a team with 3 members.
  • Description: This was a research contract with HCMUT. My team had researched on Deep Learning techniques applied for Image Forgery Detection problem.
  • Result: Our model can detect forged images with high accuracy of 95.15%.

Event Information Extraction from Flyers

https://github.com/thuyngch/Event-info-extraction-from-flyers

  • Time: Sep 2017 – Oct 2017
  • Role: Algorithm development.
  • Description: This was a project with 2 classmates in the course ”Digital Image Processing”. Our work was reading a paper from the Standford university and then realizing it into code.
  • Result: A Matlab GUI extracting important information of events as text (e.g. time and location) from poster or flyer images.

Iris Recognition

https://github.com/thuyngch/Iris-Recognition

  • Time: Jun 2017 – Dec 2017
  • Role: Leader of a team with 6 members.
  • Description: My team had conducted a research on Iris Recognition to recognize identities of people by using their iris images.
  • Result: Two versions of Iris Recognition application in both Python and Matlab. An MIT-license repository is published in GitHub and received many interests from the community.

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