55:247 Image Analysis and Understanding

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Description
DIP Home Page
Image Processing Web
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- FINAL Presentations - Friday 5/16, 9am -1pm, 3220 SC
- Sonka will be out of town during some class dates in Spring 2014 - if so, the class will not meet at these dates and you should devote the free time to working on the course project:
- Feb 17, 19 - see ToDo items .. read chapter 7 in full
- Mar 10
- Mar 24
- April 28, 30
- May 7
News
- Individual chapters of 4th edition can be purchased separately as E-chapters
- What's new in Ed4:
- We retain the same Chapter structure, but many sections have been rewritten or
introduced as new.
- Among the new topics are the Radon transform, a unified approach
to image/template matching, efficient object skeletonization (MB and MB2 algorithms),
nearest neighbor classification including BBF/FLANN, histogram-of-oriented-Gaussian
(HOG) approach to object detection, random forests, Markov random fields, Bayesian
belief networks, scale invariant feature transform (SIFT), recent 3D image analysis/vision
development, texture description using local binary patterns, and several point tracking
approaches for motion analysis.
- All in all, about 15% of this edition consists of newly written material presenting stateof-
the-art methods and techniques that already have proven their importance in the field.
- Additionally, the whole text has been edited for currency and to correct a small number
of oversights detected in the previous edition.
ToDo
- All book references below refer to Edition 4
- Midterm will cover portions of the below-referenced chapters that were covered in class lectures
- Chapter 8
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 9 - Boosting, Random Forests
- Chapter 10 (section 10.10 will not be included in midterm)
Midterm
- April 21, 2014 - in class
- Closed books, no Internet, no additinal resources
- Midterm grade distribution (available after the Midterm)
Final Presentations
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Reading
Material to be studied before classes, some add-on PPT slides
Questions, comments, and suggestions are welcome. Please direct any correspondence
to milan-sonka@uiowa.edu by email.
Last Modified: 2014
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