International Computer Vision Summer School 2007

Detection, Recognition and Segmentation in Context

Sicily   ~   9-14 July 2007


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Detailed ICVSS 2007 Programme

Lectures

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Titles & Abstracts

Serge J. Belongie
University of California, San Diego, USA
Shape Context, Shape Distance, Feature Correspondence, Deformable Templates, Thin Plate Spline

Christopher M. Bishop
Microsoft Research Ltd
Cambridge, UK
Graphical Models, Approximate Inference

Fei-Fei Li
Princeton University, USA
Object Recognition

Michael Brady
Oxford University, UK
Medical images, registration, (level set) segmentation, PDF estimation, feature detection using the monogenic signal, shape representation for tumour growth, decision support, cellular processes

Sanjiv Kumar
Google Research
Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Graphical models, Discriminative methods, Image classification, Image context, Markov Random Field, Conditional Random Field, Discriminative Random Field

Yann LeCun
New York University, USA
Supervised and Unsupervised learning, object recognition, invariant representations, deep belief networks, energy-based models, feature hierarchies

Cordelia Schmid
INRIA, FR
Scale and affine invariant keypoint detectors, Image description, Object recognition, Image matching, Image classification

Stefano Soatto
UCLA, USA
Image and shape matching

Philip Torr
Oxford Brookes University, UK
Gruph Cuts, Markov Random Fields,
Video Segmentation, OBJCUT,
Applications in Computer Vision

Antonio Torralba
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, MA
Gist, The role of Context, Scene understanding

Advanced Research Seminars

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Ken-ichi Maeda
Toshiba, Japan
Subspace Method, Mutual Subspace Method, Canonical Angle, Face Recognition, Character Recognition

Silvio Savarese
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
Object categorization, Spatial reasoning, Shape representation, Correlograms, 3D modeling

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Michael Brady
Oxford University, UK

Markov random fields, segmentation, motion


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Laboratory, Implementation Details, Demo, Resources

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Gabriel Brostow
University of Cambridge, UK
OpenCV, Datasets and resources

Matthew Johnson
University of Cambridge, UK
Efficient Object Oriented Programming for Vision, Effective Library Development, Easy GUIs

Jamie Shotton
University of Cambridge, UK
Classification, Support Vector Machine, Boosting, Textonboost, Discriminative Learning.

Björn Stenger
Toshiba Research Europe Laboratory, UK
Recognition with templates, Vision for HCI

Arasanathan Thayananthan
University of Cambridge, UK
Video Segmentation, Learning and Inference, Matlab, Netlab,

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