Computer Vision

comp256 Spring 2006

Instructors: Marc Pollefeys, Vittorio Ferrari, Luc Van Gool

Teaching assistants: Olivier Saurer, Petri Tanskanen

 
Lectures: Wednesdays from 13:15-16:00 in CHN C14
Exercises: Thursdays 13:15-15:00 in RZ F21

Computer Vision (following Tomaso Poggio, MIT): Computer Vision, formerly an almost esoteric corner of research and regarded as a field of research still in its infancy, has emerged to a key discipline in computer science. Vision companies have emerged and commercial applications become available, ranging from industrial inspection and measurements to security database search, surveillance, multimedia and computer interfaces. Computer Vision is still far from being a solved problem, and most exciting developments, discoveries and applications still lie ahead of us. Understanding the principles of vision has implications far beyond engineering, since visual perception is one of the key modules of human intelligence.

Some usefull links Slides
  • Class 1 Introduction
Assignment



Marc Pollefeys, September 22, 2010.