ECCV2016, ACMMM2016参加報告

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The document lists three conferences: ECCV2016 from October 8-16, ACMMM2016 from October 15-19, and MADiMa2016 on October 16. It provides some details about papers presented at ECCV2016 and ACMMM2016, including papers on deep learning, ingredient recognition for recipes, and adaptive facial expression feedback. It also mentions receptions for ECCV2016 and ACMMM2016.

ECCV2016: EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON COMPUTER VISION
ACMMM2016: ACM MULTIMEDIA
MADIMA2016: MULTIMEDIA ASSISTED DIETARY MANAGEMENT

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