Zeqi Gu

I am a second year PhD student at Cornell Tech, advised by Prof. Abe Davis and Prof. Ramin Zabih. Before that I received my bachlor's degree from Cornell University with double major in computer science and mathematics.

My research interests lie in computer vision and graphics. My past projects involve video synthesis, generative models, and adversarial attacks, for which I've had the fortune to collaborate with Prof. Serge Belongie and Prof. Noah Snavely.

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Research
FactorMatte: Redefining Video Matting for Re-Composition Tasks
Zeqi Gu, Wenqi Xian, Noah Snavely, Abe Davis
Arxiv, 2022 (In Submission)
project page / arXiv

Extending video matting to scenes with complex foreground-background interactions.

Enhancing Adversarial Example Transferability with an Intermediate Level Attack
Qian Huang*, Isay Katsman*, Horace He*, Zeqi Gu*, Serge Belongie, Ser-Nam Lim
ICCV, 2019
project page / arXiv

An attack method that fine-tunes an existing adversarial example for greater black-box transferability by increasing its perturbation on a pre-specified layer of the source model.

Robotic Dough Shaping
Jan Ondras, Di Ni, Xi Deng, Zeqi Gu, Henry Zheng
ICCAS (Oral), 2022
project page / arXiv

A robot arm using vision and tacile information to roll a dough into a given shape. A course project turned into a paper.

Services

      Paper reviewer for: AAAI (2023), CVPR Workshop CV4ARVR (2022)

      Teaching assistant for: CS 4670 (Spring 2022), CS 6670 (Fall 2021)


Misc

      In my spare time, I enjoy learning Spanish, experimenting with mixology, and exploring astronmy and paleontology.


Thank Jon Barron for sharing his website's source code.