Abstract: The present disclosure provides improved methods for learning a generative model with limited training data, by leveraging a pre-trained GAN model from a related domain and adapting it to the new domain given a set of target examples from the new or target domain.

Abstract: A method may include obtaining an infrared image of an object and determining a difference of Gaussian image that represents features of the infrared image that have spatial frequencies within a spatial frequency range defined by a first Gaussian operator and a second Gaussian operator. The method may also include identifying one or more blob regions within the difference of Gaussian image. Each blob region of the one or more blob regions includes a region of connected pixels in the difference of Gaussian image. The method may further include, based on identifying the one or more blob regions within the difference of Gaussian image, determining that the infrared image represents the object illuminated by a pattern projected onto the object by an infrared projector.

Abstract: Systems and methods of the present disclosure are directed to a computer-implemented method. The method can include obtaining a first image depicting a first object and a second image depicting a second object, wherein the first object comprises a first feature set and the second object comprises a second feature set. The method can include processing the first image with a machine-learned image transformation model comprising a plurality of model channels to obtain a first channel mapping indicative of a mapping between the plurality of model channels and the first feature set. The method can include processing the second image with the model to obtain a second channel mapping indicative of a mapping between the plurality of model channels and the second feature set. The method can include generating an interpolation vector for a selected feature.

Abstract: A method includes receiving data indicative of an image of a face of an unknown user of the computing device while the computing device is in a reduced access mode locked state. The method also includes determining whether the unknown user is the known user by at least comparing the image of the face of the unknown user to one or more images of a plurality of images of a face of a known user of the computing device. The method further includes setting the computing device to an increased access mode in response to determining that the unknown user is the known user.

Abstract: A method may include obtaining an infrared image of an object and determining a difference of Gaussian image that represents features of the infrared image that have spatial frequencies within a spatial frequency range defined by a first Gaussian operator and a second Gaussian operator. The method may also include identifying one or more blob regions within the difference of Gaussian image. Each blob region of the one or more blob regions includes a region of connected pixels in the difference of Gaussian image. The method may further include, based on identifying the one or more blob regions within the difference of Gaussian image, determining that the infrared image represents the object illuminated by a pattern projected onto the object by an infrared projector.

Abstract: Methods are provided to determine a quality score for depth map. The quality score is calculated from metrics that detect artifacts or other inaccuracies in the depth map such as flat patches, artifactual edges, and patchy regions. A flatness metric detects regions of neighboring pixels that have substantially the same depth value. A jaggedness metric detects hard edges or other discontinuities. A patchiness metric detects regions that are wholly enclosed by an edge and that have sub-threshold areas. The individual metrics are normalized and combined to determine an overall quality score for the depth map. The quality score can then be compared to one or more thresholds to determine a quality label for the depth map. Such a quality label can then be used to unlock a device, to invalidate an unlock attempt, to recalibrate a depth sensor, or to perform some other operations.

Abstract: Methods are provided to determine a quality score for depth map. The quality score is calculated from metrics that detect artifacts or other inaccuracies in the depth map such as flat patches, artifactual edges, and patchy regions. A flatness metric detects regions of neighboring pixels that have substantially the same depth value. A jaggedness metric detects hard edges or other discontinuities. A patchiness metric detects regions that are wholly enclosed by an edge and that have sub-threshold areas. The individual metrics are normalized and combined to determine an overall quality score for the depth map. The quality score can then be compared to one or more thresholds to determine a quality label for the depth map. Such a quality label can then be used to unlock a device, to invalidate an unlock attempt, to recalibrate a depth sensor, or to perform some other operations.

Abstract: An example method includes establishing, by a mobile computing device, a connection with a vehicle computing system of a vehicle, receiving, from the vehicle computing system, feature data associated with at least one image of a face of a user of the vehicle, wherein the at least one image of the face is captured by an image capture device included in the vehicle, determining, based on a comparison between the feature data associated with the at least one image of the face of the user and feature data of at least one image of a face of a previously enrolled user, a match between the user of the vehicle and the previously enrolled user, authenticating, based on the match, the user of the vehicle, and sending, to the vehicle computing system, authentication data for the user of the vehicle, wherein the authentication data is indicative of the match.