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CAP5415 – Fall 2012

 

Course Goals

The course is introductory level. It will cover the basic topics of computer vision, and introduce some fundamental approaches for computer vision research.

  • Image Filtering, Edge Detection, Interest Point Detectors
  • Motion and Optical Flow
  • Region Segmentation
  • Object Detection and Tracking
  • Line and Curve Detection
  • Shape Analysis
  • Stereopsis
  • Imaging Geometry, Camera Modeling and Calibration

Grading Policy

  • Homework: 10%
  • Programming Assignments: 40%
  • Mid-Term Exam: 20%
  • Final Exam: 30%

Grading

  • 90 – 100 = A
  • 80 – 89 = B
  • 70 – 79 = C

Programming

  • Programming will be in MATLAB or you can do in C on your own.
  • You are not supposed to use MATLAB code from the web, written by someone else.
  • Everything has to be written by yourself except the standard Matlab functions.
  • There will be a tutorial on MATLAB in the class.

Prerequisites

A good background in calculus, geometry, linear algebra, programming in MATLAB or C. The University Golden Rules will be observed in this class. Copying or Plagiarism is violation of the Golden Rules.

Reference Text

Lectures

Assignments

  • Programming Assignment 1 (due 09/18/2012) (zip)
  • Programming Assignment 2 (due 10/09/2012) (pdf)
  • Programming Assignment 3 (due 11/08/2012) (pdf) – Data and Sample Outputs (zip)
  • Bonus Programming Assignment (due 12/03/2012) (pdf) – Data (zip)

Leading Journals and Conferences in Computer Vision