Description

In this class, you will learn techniques used to interpret images and video and you will analyze and evaluate algorithms for various computer vision tasks. I hope to help you develop your toolbox that you will be able to use to develop creative solutions to visual problems in the class, your future studies, and your future career.

The applications we will cover are:
1.) object detection
2.) object recognition
3.) object tracking
4.) surveillance
5.) study of collective motion
6.) robot navigation
7.) video stabilization
8.) image mosaics

We will be using OpenCV with C++ and Visual Studio. The undergraduate lab machines are all configured with OpenCV 2.4.7 and Visual Studio 2012.

Lecture: Tuesday / Thursday 12:30 - 2 in MCS B33 (111 Cummington Mall)
Labs: Friday 11 - 12 and 2 - 3 in EMA 204 (CS Undergraduate Lab)

Some other course material will be cross-posted at http://cs-people.bu.edu/deht/CS585

General Information

No information, yet. Stay tuned!

Announcements

Exams Graded
5/08/14 12:24 PM

Hi everyone,

I have graded the exams. If you want to see your exam and/or the answer key for the exam, you can stop by my office between 1:30 and 2:30 or tomorrow sometime. 

- Diane

Projects graded
5/07/14 2:18 PM

Dear students,

The projects have been graded. For multi-person groups, I put the grade file underneath the username of the person who submitted the report. I thought the projects were really great, and it was awesome to see everyone pull together the different ideas from the class!

- Diane

CS585 Final Exam Study Sheet.pdf has been added to class homepage under Resources
5/01/14 11:49 PM

Dear Students,

I have composed a list of topics that are fair game for the final exam to help direct your attention as you study. I'm sure you will all do just fine.

- Diane

Wenxin's Office Hour Today 3:30-6:30
4/30/14 2:18 PM

My 6:00-7:30 office hour changes to 5:00-6:30 today. And I will keep the 3:30-5:00 office hour.
So my office hour today is 3:30-6:30.

Thanks

Progress Reports Graded
4/15/14 3:15 PM

Dear Students,

The progress reports are now graded. I tried to make some helpful comments in your grade file. Let me know if you find any discrepancies in your score totals.

- Diane

Remaining Homework due Tuesday, May 6
4/15/14 3:11 PM

Dear Students,

The two outstanding homeworks for the semester, HW 11 about multi-target tracking (assigned last Friday), and HW 12 about camera geometry (to be assigned this Friday) will both be due at midnight on May 6, the midnight before our final. To facilitate grading, this is a hard stop and late submissions will not be accepted.

Additionally, I will take the best 11 of 12 homeworks when computing everyone's grade.

Even though it is not due this week, please look at this web page and watch this 10-minute video lecture about the Fourier Transform before class on Thursday. http://www.thefouriertransform.com/#introduction

- Diane

Assignment 10 posted
4/05/14 11:15 PM

Due Thursday. Written only. 

- Diane

NO lab tomorrow and HW10
4/03/14 7:38 PM

There will be no lab tomorrow. The homework will be posted on Saturday and due on next Thursday.

Staff Office Hours
NameOffice Hours
Ajjen Joshi
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Wenxin Feng
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Diane H. Theriault
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Margrit Betke
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