Project Requirements, Deadlines,
Project Topics
I have sent at least one topic to each of you (most cases modified what
you sent me), two to some.
Requirements
- Review of approaches (some in detail, some briefly) + 20
min presentation
- Implementation in Matlab (choose 1-2 or 3 approaches to
implement)
- Discussion of results
- Report: contain review of approaches, implementation, discussion
of results, running Matlab code (emphasis should be on being able to
explain every result you get and why you got it, it may or may not be
the best one).
Deadlines: I am giving 4 deadlines
below, if you have research or other deadlines and want to change
anything talk to me.
Project 1, Discussion of Approaches:
March 21.
(Make a 20 minute presentation explaining the approaches to the class,
distribute slides one day before to everyone.)
Project 1, Implementation &
Results: Due April 2.
(15 minute presentation + submit report, mostly discussing
implementation and explaining results)
Project 2, Discussion of Approaches:
Due April 23.
(Make a 20 minute presentation explaining the approaches to the class,
distribute slides one day before to everyone.)
Project 2, Implementation &
Results: Due last day of dead week.
(15 minute presentation + submit report, mostly discussing
implementation and explaining results)
Topics
Jeff Brown
Project 1: Classification &
clustering techniques and applications in bio-informatics
Project 2: Image Formation
models for different kinds of noise and different kinds of blurring
Koray Celik
Project 1: Object Detection
& Recognition from Images or Video
Project 2: Texture Segmentation
Samarjit Das
Project 1: Active Shape &
Appearance Models & Applications (also look at Deformable
Models, Terzopolous et al)
Project 2: Landmark Extraction
Techniques & Applications in Tracking
Wei Lu
Midterm
on March 16
Project 2: Image
Restoration, concentrate on Blind Restoration techniques
Sean Stanek
Project 1:
Deblurring/Restoration techniques for colonoscopy, concentrate on blind
methods
Project 2: Image Registration