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Computer Vision ECE619/ECE645- Spring 2007 |
Supervisor: Dr.
Aly A. Farag (farag@cvip.louisville.edu)
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Time |
TTh |
01:00pm – 02:15pm |
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Place |
Lutz Hall |
Room 306 |
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TA Schedule |
M,W |
2:30 pm – 3:30 pm |
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Place |
Lutz Hall |
Room 06 |
Course Description |
Introduction to the theory and applications of computer
vision. Topics include: image formation, camera models, camera calibration, 3-D
model building by stereo vision, shape from motion and shape from
shading/texture. Students should have a solid capability in linear algebra, and
a familiarity with numerical techniques and geometry. Some programming
experience is expected as well as an understanding of the issues in artificial
intelligence. A background in digital image processing (acquired through the
ECE618 course) is encouraged.
Course Materials |
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Course Syllabus |
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Homewroks |
Homework# 1 due
Homework# 2 due
Homework# 3 due
Homework# 4 due
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Projects |
Project #1: Project #2: Project #3: Part 2 [PDF] images&data [download] Project #4: Data [download] |
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Tests |
Test #1: 2/15 lecture time
Test #2: 3/27 lecture time
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