Computer Vision ECE619/ECE645- Spring 2005

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Computer Vision

ECE619/ECE645- Spring 2005

Supervisor: Dr.
Aly A. Farag (farag@cvip.louisville.edu)

Time	TTh	2:30 pm –3:45 am
Place	Lutz Hall	Room 306
TA Schedule	M,W	2:30 am – 3:30 am
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	Instructors Dr. Aly A. Farag Ahmed Eid
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Homewroks	Homework#1 1.1,1.2,1.3 Text Book due 1/20 Homework#2 due 1/27 1- Reading Assignment geom_proj.pdf , See also related material in geom.pdf 2- Replicate the results in pages 4 & 8 in geom_proj.pdf with appropriate transformation parameters using these images Image1 , Image2 and Image3. Homework#3 due 2/8 Reports: 1- chapters III and V of Moumen Ahmed Ph.D. thesis http://www.cvip.louisville.edu/wwwcvip/research/publications/thesis/moumen_ahmed.pdf 2- Types of cameras: CCD, CMOS, IR, Omni-directional, and push broom Homework#4: due 3/3 Prove formulae for 1- expectation of the image irradiance, 2- expectation of squared image irradiance, 3- Albedo and 4- the slant of the illuminant direction. Homework#5: due 3/22 Provide a 4-6 pages summary of the M. Shah survey paper: http://www.cs.ucf.edu/~vision/papers/shah/99/ZTCS99.pdf. Homework#6: due 4/5 Test and document project #1. A GUI is required to demonstrate your work. Homework#7: due 4/12 Test and document project #2. A GUI is required to demonstrate your work. Homework#8: due 4/19 Test and document project #3. A GUI is required to demonstrate your work. Homework#9: due 4/26 Test and document project #4. A GUI is required to demonstrate your work.
Projects	Project #1: (Camera Calibration) Part 1 Points.3d due 2/4 Part 2 due 2/15 Project #2: (Epipolar Geometry and Stereo) Part 1 due 3/1 image1.jpg, image2.jpg, image1.2D, image2.2D, Rectification. PDF Part 2 due 3/22 Left1, Right1, gtruth1 Left2, Right2, gtruth2 Left3, Right3, gtruth3 Left4, Right4, gtruth4 M1, M2, box1.jpg, box2.jpg, box1.lin, box2.lin Project #3: (Radiometry and Texture ) due 4/1 Images: donut, baseball, bulb, vase, Mozart, sphere Beet1, Beet2, Beet3, Mozart1, Mozart2, Mozart3, stucco1, stucco2, stucco3 texture1, texture2, texture3 Project #4: (Motion) due 4/12 Project #5: (3-D Shape Recovery and Surface Reconstruction) due 4/26
Tests	Test #1 Feb., 17 Test #2 March, 31 Test#3 April, 28

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