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Projekt Computer Vision [ProjCV]Summary
The goal of this master project is to build state-of-the-art software
for different advanced topics in computer vision. During the project you
will learn about basic image processing methods, the foundations of
projective geometry, 3D cameras, super-resolution, tracking, feature
detection and classification.
The project is designed to be completed in two parts:
In the first part, the basics of each topic will be developed in a
group. All participants will create basic tools for certain computer
vision applications.
The following topics will be taught and implemented during the first part:
- Basic image processing of grayscale and distance images
- Pinhole camera and projective geometry
- Stereo vision and RGB-D imaging
- Super resolution
- Image retrieval / Image classification
In the second part each participant will implement a method which
belongs to one of the aforementioned topics. We will provide data or
evaluation setups which allow you to test your own implementations.
Dates & Rooms: Monday, 12:00 - 14:00; Room: 0.01-142 CIP This project gives you the chance to learn about current computer vision topics and get practical experience in the field during the exercises. The project covers the following topics:
OrganizationDuring the semester lecture and exercise alternate on a weekly basis. Exercises are supervised and take place in one of the CIP pools. All exercises must be completed. For 10 ECTS credits you are required to implement a state-of-the-art/recently published algorithm selected from one of the topics above.
CreditsYou can get either 5 or 10 ECTS credits for this project. The following options are available: 5 ECTS (counts as: Hochschulpraktikum) This option requires:
10 ECTS (counts as Hochschulpraktikum (5 ECTS) + Forschungspraktikum (5 ECTS), or Master Project Computer Science (10 ECTS))
Important: You cannot use the lecture/exercise part as a 5 ECTS research project (Forschungspraktikum). Please contact one of the PhD students at the lab if you need a research project. |