Modern Computer Vision Methods

This seminar course addresses recent methods in the domain of computer vision and their broader impact and application. A list of selected papers is proposed and will be studied and discussed. The advantages and drawback of modern computer vision methods are discussed and put in historic perspective in the field. Application domains include 2D and 3D object detection, image/video/spatial content segmentation, 3D reconstruction, multi-view imaging, sensor fusion, multi-modal imaging, vision for autonomous driving, camera and object pose estimation, SLAM, as well as deformable and rigid registration.

Announcements

• Preliminary Meeting via zoom on Thursday July 17 at 1pm

For the application, please indicate your motivation (+ previous experience / transcript) and subjects of interest for matching:

MCVM Application: https://forms.gle/V3Hzu1C6fYnbUWMo6

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