There are many excellent sets of course slides available on the web. For example, (RS) Rick Szeliski's book Computer Vision - Algorithms and Applications(TD) Trevor Darrell'sComputer Vision class at Berkeley(AT) Antonio Torralba'sAdvances in Computer Vision class at MIT(JH) Jame Haye'sIntroduction to Computer Vision class at Brown(KG) Kristen Grauman'sComputer Vision class at UT Austin(PF) Pascal Fua'sIntroduction to Computer Visionclass at EPFL(MP) Marc Pollefey'sMultiple View Geometryclass at UNCPlease follow the URL to the web site of an indvidual course/book to download the reading material. The following are links to both new and old slides. Most likely we will not cover all of these topics. NotesCourse overviewWhirlwind tour of machine learning (pattern recognition) 1-introduction.pdf 2-edge.pdf 3-elink.pdf 4-2Danalysis.pdf 5-coner.pdf 6-stitching.pdf 7-motion2.pdf 8-camera.pdf 9-projection-geometry.pdf 11-stereo.pdf 12-SfM.pdf 13-recognition.pdfFor this course, we will rely mostly on recent papers. My students have compiled lists of papers that might be of interest to you. More fundamental or "traditional" deep-learning CV papersMore recent papers (mostly CVPR 17) Back to the Course Home Page
Computer vision is the study of analysis of pictures andvideos in order to achieve results similar to those as by men.Thus human vision acts as a lower bound on our ambitions withregard to computational image analysis (Turing Test for computervision). The field of computer vision has inspired a large numberof researchers in computer science, engineering, mathematics andeven though we are still far from achieving this ultimate goal,we have gathered a great amount of work and knowledge in theprocess and the techniques developed are widely used in the areassuch as medical imaging, video surveillance, computer graphics,video compression etc.
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