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CSE 527: INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER VISION

Spring 2009

TOPICS:

 

Introduction and Math Review

         What is Computer Vision?

         Tutorial on Linear Algebra and Matlab

 

PART I: 2D Vision

 

Image Formation

         Cameras, Lenses, and Sensors

         Color and Image Statistics

 

Appearance-Based Methods

         Statistical Linear Models: PCA, ICA, FLD

         Non-negative Matrix Factorization, Sparse Matrix Factorization

         Statistical Tensor Models: Multilinear PCA, Multilinear ICA

         Person and Activity Recognition

 

Feature Extraction:

         Linear filters and edges

         Feature extraction (corners and blobs)

         Representations: Gaussian Pyramids, Laplacian Pyramids, Steerable Pyramids

         Application: face detection

 

2D Shape Models

         Physically Based Models:

o        Mass-Spring Systems

o        Active Contours (Snakes) - energy minimization, regularization

         Statistical Shape Models

         Active Shape Models

         Active Appearance Models

         Kalman Filters

         Particle Filters, Condensation

         Mean Shift

 

PART II: 3D Vision

 

Estimation of 3D Geometry:

         Camera calibration, Epipolar Geometry

         Stereo, Multi-View Geometry

         Shape from Shading

         Structure from Motion, Optical Flow

         Surface Reconstruction - energy minimization, regularization