Brian Price
Principal Scientist
Adobe Research
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As a research scientist at Adobe, I research Computer Vision, develop new technologies, transfer them to Adobe products, and work with universities and PhD students through collaborations and internships. (See full bio here)
Research Interests: Computer Vision, Graphics, and Machine Learning, especially segmentation (interactive object selection, matting, panoptic/semantic segmentation, video segmentation), image synthesis, and document understanding.
Latest News
CVPR 2021
Jun 21, 2021
I'm attending CVPR (remotely) this week. I have one paper, Rethinking Text Segmentation: A Novel Dataset and a Text-Specific Refinement Approach. Check it out on Thursday or on my Papers page.
WACV
Jan 6, 2021
I have a paper being presented in WACV 2021 today, Deep Interactive Thin Object Selection. Head to my Papers page to check it out.
Adobe MAX week
Oct 20, 2020
This week is Adobe MAX. A lot of new Adobe product features will be released this week, including several that I contributed to such as the Object-aware Refine Edge mode.
Recent Publications
Rethinking Text Segmentation: A Novel Dataset and a Text-Specific Refinement Approach
Xingqian Xu, Zhifei Zhang, Zhaowen Wang, Brian Price, Zhonghao Wang, Humphrey Shi
CVPR 2021
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Deep Interactive Thin Object Selection
Jun Hao Liew, Scott Cohen, Brian Price, Long Mai, Jiashi Feng.
WACV 2021
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Text and Style Conditioned GAN for Generation of Offline Handwriting Lines
Brian Davis, Chris Tensmeyer, Brian Price, Curtis Wigington, Bryan Morse, Rajiv Jain
BMVC 2020
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Recent Patents
Stereo Correspondence and Depth Sensors
Scott Cohen, Brian Price, Gowri Somanath
US Patent 10,880,541. Dec. 29, 2020.
Table Layout Determination Using A Machine Learning System
Brian Price, Vlad Morariu, Scott Cohen, Christopher Tensmeyer
US Patent 10,846,524. Nov. 24, 2020.
Image Object Segmentation Based on Temporal Information
Ning Xu, Brian Price, Scott Cohen
US Patent 10,818,014. Oct 27, 2020.
Technologies Highlights
Select Subject for Portraits
Photoshop shipped a new version of Select Subject that automatically segments people in images. It is able to get fine detail like hair. Some of the technology that I have developed regarding selecting hair detail is part of this new feature.