Image processing and analysis birchfield pdf

CSC This seminar will survey the state of the art in computer vision through readings of original papers and implementation of selected algorithms. Students will develop their ability to convey technical content in public by taking the lead role in presenting selected individual papers. Each student will implement a significant project over the course of the semester, based upon current published work. Students will take the lead in directing the course of study as needed to support their projects. You should come out of this course with a sense of the fun, possibilities, and challenges inherent in computer vision. You will learn to read and analyze a computer science research paper, and present its significant results.

In order for autonomous agents to interact with the real world, they must be able to sense the three-dimensional space around them. This is the focus of my research, namely to enable computer-based systems to automatically extract information about their surroundings from sensor data. Along with my students and colleagues, I research various topics in visual motion, spatial acoustics, and mobile robotics. List of Publications and Former Students. Contact info. Stan Birchfield Associate Professor now adjunct Dept.