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Prof. Clark Olson
cfolson@u.washington.edu
Computer vision is the study of methods to extract content
from digital images/video for applications such as recognizing
people, navigating in an unfamiliar environment, image-based
rendering, and retrieving images from a vast library. This class
will examine all stages of computer vision from low-level to
high-level. Low-level tasks include noise reduction and edge
detection. In the middle, are estimating 3D properties of the
scene, determining the camera motion from an image sequence,
and segmentation of an image into coherent subsets. At the
highest level, object recognition and scene interpretation are
performed.
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