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Jie Nie

4 accepted papers

2026

Deep Global-sense Hard-negative Discriminative Generation Hashing for Cross-modal Retrieval

ICLR 2026poster

Hard negative generation (HNG) provides valuable signals for deep learning, but existing methods mostly rely on local correlations while neglecting the global geometry of the embedding space. This limitation often leads to weak discrimination, particularly in cross-modal hashing, which obtains compa…

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2026

TriSim: Tri-Dimensional Similarity Modeling with Extreme Value Theory for False-Negative Mitigation in Remote Sensing Image-Text Retrieval

CVPR 2026

In remote sensing (RS) cross-modal retrieval, most existing methods employ contrastive learning as their primary optimization objective, aligning anchors with positive counterparts and distinguishing them from negative samples. To improve negative sampling, these approaches typically set thresholds

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2025

A Dual-Stream Network with Non-Stationary Characteristics-Enhanced for SST Image Prediction

ICASSP 2025accepted

Sea surface temperature (SST) prediction is crucial for understanding global climate and marine ecosystems, and its anomalies can lead to extreme weather events. SST exhibits complex non-stationary over natural spatio-temporal processes. However, most of the existing deep learning methods for SST pr…

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2019

A Novel Deep Hashing Method with Top Similarity for Image Retrieval

ICASSP 2019accepted

Due to the advantages of retrieval speed and storage space, deep hashing methods have become a research hotspot in the field of large-scale image retrieval. Most of existing deep hashing methods pay close attention to similarity between images without images at the top of the ranking list similar to…

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