Computer Vision Systems Programming (VO)

Course Details

Lecturer

Martin Kampel

LVA-Nr.

183.586

Typ

Vorlesung (VO)

Link

TISS

  • When: Wed 9.00 – 11.00 c.t.
  • Where: Seminar Room FAV 01 A

News

First Meeting: Wednesday, October 4th, 2023, 09:15, Seminar Room FAV 01

Course description

Computer vision from an applied point of view. We will review CV projects and solutions, have a closer look on the selected programming languages, models and/or datasets and talk about their pros and cons. We will also talk about how to approach computer vision problems in a principle and in practical way. You will see that computer vision solutions rely on cross disciplinary expertise and you will learn how interdisciplinary cooperations ranging from medical doctors, police and justice, archaeologists and numismatists, care givers and elderly people on one side and computer scientists on the other side work. However we focus on technology, for example, video, RGBD or thermal cameras detect faces or certain behaviour in real-time, and we will see how this works. Other topics include depth and pose estimation as well as deep learning, one of the current “hot topics” in computer vision.

Prerequisites

Basic image processing and computer vision knowledge.

Excursion

We will visit a company/startup in the area of Computer Vision to see and discuss latest hot topics!

Grading

There will be a written or oral exam (depends on the number of participants).

Associated exercises

We recommend the associated lab exercise that allows you to improve your computer vision programming skills.

Schedule

see in  TISS: 183.586 Computer Vision Systems Programming  –> Einzeltermine