Deeptej More

Deeptej More

Computer Vision Researcher

About

I'm Deeptej. I work at Deepnight on Deep Learning for night vision. Previously, I was a founding machine learning engineer at tessel.ai, where I worked on mechanistic interpretability for pathology foundation models and style transfer for stained tissue images.

I graduated with a Master's in AI from Northwestern University. During my master's, I was a research assistant under Prof. Lee A. Cooper at the Computational and Integrative Pathology Group, working on panoptic segmentation of histopathological images. I was also a visiting graduate student at Johns Hopkins under Prof. Alan Yuille at the CCVL lab, working on hyperbolic deep learning.

I did my Bachelor's in Mechatronics from Manipal Institute of Technology, India. During undergrad, I worked with Prof. Biplab Banerjee at IIT Bombay on meta-learning for super-resolution and domain-adaptive few-shot learning. I also led the Autonomous Drone Research subsystem at AeroMIT.

Recent Publications

Panoptic Segmentation
npj Breast Cancer · June 2024
A panoptic segmentation dataset and deep-learning approach for explainable scoring of tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes
Shangke Liu, Mohamed Amgad, Deeptej More, Muhammad A Rathore, Roberto Salgado, Lee AD Cooper

PanopTILs is an open dataset with joint region and nucleus annotations designed specifically for computational TIL assessment.

Domain Adaptive Few-Shot
ICCV 2023 · October 2023
Domain Adaptive Few-Shot Open-Set Learning
Debabrata Pal, Deeptej More, Sai Bhargav, Dipesh Tamboli, Vaneet Aggarwal, Biplab Banerjee

A setting that combines three difficulties at once: domain shift, few shot learning in the target domain, and open set recognition at test time.

MAML-SR
Pattern Recognition Letters · September 2023
MAML-SR: Self-adaptive super-resolution networks via multi-scale optimized attention-aware meta-learning
Debabrata Pal, Shirsha Bose, Deeptej More, Ankit Jha, Biplab Banerjee, Yogananda Jeppu

A meta learning Super-Resolution approach aimed at test time adaptation to novel blur kernels using internal patch recurrence from the input image.

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