Abstract: A method and a system for garment try-on. The method includes: capturing a three dimensional (3D) image of a customer; obtaining first 3D pose of the customer in the 3D image; performing a machine learning model on the 3D pose to generate a first skinned multi-person linear model (SMPL) pose; calculating an angle of the whole body rotation of the customer based on the first SMPL pose; when the angle is in a predefined range relative to a front direction of the customer: constructing an SMPL model using the first SMPL pose; and when the angle is out of the predefined range: generating a second SMPL pose using two dimensional (2D) component of the 3D image, and constructing the SMPL model using the second SMPL pose.

Abstract: A display module, including: a display panel; and a color film layer and a micro-lens layer, provided on a light-emitting side of the display panel; where, the color film layer includes a plurality of filter portions, and the micro-lens layer includes a plurality of first converging lenses and a plurality of second converging lenses; a gap is provided between two adjacent first converging lenses, and an orthographic projection of a first converging lens on the display panel is located within an orthographic projection of a filter portion on the display panel; a second converging lens is provided in the gap between two adjacent first converging lenses, and a vertex of the second converging lens is located between a vertex of the first converging lens and a bottom surface of the first converging lens.

Abstract: A system for knowledge graph construction. The system includes a computing device. The computing device has a processor and a storage device storing computer executable code. The computer executable code, when executed at the processor, is configured to: define entities and relations of the knowledge graph; provide documents having sentences; convert the sentences into fix length sentence embeddings and regard the sentence embeddings as primary capsule layers; use a set transformer to learn entity capsules and relation capsules from the primary capsule layers; for each triple, project head and tail entities from entity space to the specific relation space, and determine the relation exists when the sum of the projected head entity vector and the relation vector substantially equals to the projected tail entity vector; and construct the knowledge graph using the head entity, the tail entity, and the determined relation.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for searching a product corresponding to a query from a customer. The method includes: embedding the query to obtain a query embedding; retrieving product information having a product text and a product image; embedding the product text to obtain a product text embedding, embedding the product image to obtain a product image embedding, and combining the product text embedding and the product image embedding to obtain a product embedding, where the product image embedding has a same format as the product text embedding; subjecting the query embedding and the product embedding to a transformer to determine whether the query and the product are relevant; and providing the product as a search result of the query when the query and the product are relevant.

Abstract: A method for recommending a product, includes: providing product information having a product description, a main image, and a plurality of alternate images; for each alternate image: performing saliency segmentation to obtain a segment and a background, defining a segment bounding box enclosing the segment, extracting image feature from the segment bounding box, extracting textual feature from the product description, extracting main image feature from the main image, matching the image feature of the segment bounding box to the textual feature and the main image feature, and determining the alternate image as a qualified alternate image if the image feature of the segment bounding box matches the textual feature and the main image feature; and when a number of the qualified alternate image equals to or is greater than a threshold number, recommending the product to customers.

Abstract: A method and a system for garment try-on. The method includes: capturing a three dimensional (3D) image of a customer; obtaining first 3D pose of the customer in the 3D image; performing a machine learning model on the 3D pose to generate a first skinned multi-person linear model (SMPL) pose; calculating an angle of the whole body rotation of the customer based on the first SMPL pose; when the angle is in a predefined range relative to a front direction of the customer: constructing an SMPL model using the first SMPL pose; and when the angle is out of the predefined range: generating a second SMPL pose using two dimensional (2D) component of the 3D image, and constructing the SMPL model using the second SMPL pose.

Abstract: A system for knowledge graph construction. The system includes a computing device. The computing device has a processor and a storage device storing computer executable code. The computer executable code, when executed at the processor, is configured to: define entities and relations of the knowledge graph; provide documents having sentences; convert the sentences into fix length sentence embeddings and regard the sentence embeddings as primary capsule layers; use a set transformer to learn entity capsules and relation capsules from the primary capsule layers; for each triple, project head and tail entities from entity space to the specific relation space, and determine the relation exists when the sum of the projected head entity vector and the relation vector substantially equals to the projected tail entity vector; and construct the knowledge graph using the head entity, the tail entity, and the determined relation.

Abstract: A method, a device and a non-transitory computer readable medium for tracking poses of multiple objects. The method includes detecting, by a processor, objects from each of a plurality of consecutive frames in a video sequence; estimating, by the processor, a pose of each of the objects within each of the plurality of consecutive frames; and tracking, by the processor, the poses of each of the objects across the plurality of consecutive frames.

Abstract: Embodiments include apparatus and methods for training and/or using a convolutional neural network. An image pyramid is calculated from an original image including at least one object of interest. The image pyramid includes a first image under analysis and a second image under analysis. Image patches are calculated at a first predetermined size relative to the first image under analysis and a second plurality of image patches having a second predetermined size relative to the second image under analysis. The convolutional neural network is trained using the image patches and subsequent images are analyzed by the convolutional neural network using similar image patches.

Abstract: A method, a device and a non-transitory computer readable medium for tracking poses of multiple objects. The method includes detecting, by a processor, objects from each of a plurality of consecutive frames in a video sequence; estimating, by the processor, a pose of each of the objects within each of the plurality of consecutive frames; and tracking, by the processor, the poses of each of the objects across the plurality of consecutive frames.

Abstract: Embodiments include apparatus and methods for training and/or using a convolutional neural network. An image pyramid is calculated from an original image including at least one object of interest. The image pyramid includes a first image under analysis and a second image under analysis. Image patches are calculated at a first predetermined size relative to the first image under analysis and a second plurality of image patches having a second predetermined size relative to the second image under analysis. The convolutional neural network is trained using the image patches and subsequent images are analyzed by the convolutional neural network using similar image patches.