Models for representing images and video
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Course Description
Applications of learned models: solving computer vision tasks by learning and inference. Local spatial and spatio-temporal descriptors of image properties. Representing images and videos with a set of local descriptors. Selection of a representative set of image patches. Representing images and videos by vectors. Image kernels and similarity functions between images and videos. Generative and discriminative models of image contents. Models for representing the structure of an image or an image collection. Learning the model from training samples. Inference using the learned models: examples of classification and segmentation. Applying learned models for detection and localization of objects and actions as well as for image and video categorization, retrieval and ranking.
Study Programmes
Postgraduate doctoral study programme
Literature
Christopher M. Bishop (2016.), Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning, Springer
Simon J. D. Prince (2012.), Computer Vision, Cambridge University Press
Richard Szeliski (2010.), Computer Vision, Springer Science & Business Media
Ian Goodfellow, Yoshua Bengio, Aaron Courville (2016.), Deep Learning, MIT Press
For students
General
ID 154873
Summer semester
6 ECTS
L1 English Level
L1 e-Learning