Traditional image retrieval systems primarily rely on either image-toimage or text-to-image searches. In contrast, the composed image retrieval task enables users to search an image database using both an image and a text query, significantly improving search precision and usability. Domain conversion, a subcategory of composed image retrieval, allows users to search for images that resemble a given image but exist in a different domain, such as a painting, sketch, or origami representation. 4 DAILY WACV Monday Oral Presentation Nikos Efthymiadis is a PhD candidate in the Visual Recognition Group (VRG) at the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU). He is the first author of not one but two accepted papers at WACV this year! After a successful poster session yesterday, Nikos is here to tell us more about his work on domain conversion before his two oral presentations later today. Composed Image Retrieval for Training-Free Domain Conversion
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