Goals

Computer vision aims to model and automate the visual recognition process by the machine and has many applications (e.g., industrial inspection, robotic navigation, human-machine interaction, etc.). This course introduces the key concepts and techniques of the field and covers the following topics: image formation and filtering, contour detection and segmentation, local descriptors and their matching, stereovision, movement and structure estimation, detection and recognition of objects.

Programme

  • Introduction to Computer Vision
  • Reminders on image formation and filtering, contour detection by variational techniques
  • Reminders on homogeneous coordinates and geometric transformation
  • Projective Geometry
  • Segmentation of images and objects
  • Local Feature’s Descriptors and Matching
  • Movement tracking and structure estimation
  • Camera Calibration and Stereo Vision
  • Object detection and recognition

Assessment method

The final test and scores of BE

Bibliography

  • D. Forsyth, J. Ponce., Computer Vision -- A Modern Approach., Prentice Hall., 2002.0
  • R. Szeliski., Computer Vision -- Algorithms and Applications, Springer, 2010.0
  • R. Hartley, A. Zisserman., Multiple View Geometry in Computer Vision., Cambridge University Press, 2004.0
Study
4h
 
Course
16h
 

Code

24_I_G_S09_MSO_INFO_3_5

Responsibles

  • Mohsen ARDABILIAN
  • Alexandre SAIDI
  • Liming CHEN

Language

French

Keywords

Image Filtering and processing, edge detection and segmentation, local descriptors, motion tracking, stereo vision, object detection and recognition