Computer Vision and Image Processing – Fundamentals and Applications [Intro Video]
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Lec 1 : Introduction to Computer Vision
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Lec 2 : Introduction to Digital Image Processing
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Lec 3 : Image Formation: Radiometry
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Lec 4 : Shape From Shading
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Lec 5 : Image Formation: Geometric Camera Models - I
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Lec 6 : Image Formation: Geometric Camera Model - II
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Lec 7 : Image Formation: Geometric Camera Model - III
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Lec 8 : Image Formation in a Stereo Vision Setup
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Lec 9 : Image Reconstruction from a Series of Projections
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Lec 10 : Image Reconstruction from a Series of Projections
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Lec 11 : Image Transforms - I
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Lec 12 : Image Transforms - II
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Lec 13 : Image Transforms - III
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Lec 14 : Image Transforms - IV
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Lec 15 : Image Enhancement.
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Lec 16 : Image Filtering-I
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Lec 17 : Image Filtering-II
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Lec 18 : Colour Image Processing - I
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Lec 19 : Colour Image Processing - II
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Lec 20 : Image Segmentation
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Lec 21 : Image Features and Edge Detection
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Lec 22 : Edge Detection
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Lec 23 : Hough Transform
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Lec 24 : Image Texture Analysis - I
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Lec 25 : Image Texture Analysis - II
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Lec 26 : Object Boundary and Shape Representations - I
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Lec 27 : Object Boundary and Shape Representations - II
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Lec 28 : Interest Point Detectors
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Lec 29 : Image Features - HOG and SIFT
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Lec 30 : Introduction to Machine Learning - I
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Lec 31 : Introduction to Machine Learning - II
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Lec 32 : Introduction to Machine Learning - III
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Lec 33 : Introduction to Machine Learning - IV
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Lec 34 : Introduction to Machine Learning - V
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Lec 35 : Artificial Neural Network for Pattern Classification - I
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Lec 36 : Artificial Neural Network for Pattern Classification - II
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Lec 37 : Introduction to Deep Learning
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Lec 38 : Gesture Recognition
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Lec 39 : Background Modelling and Motion Estimation
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Lec 40 : Object Tracking
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Lec 41 : Programming Examples
Description:
PRE-REQUISITES: Basic co-ordinate geometry, matrix algebra, linear algebra and random process.
INTENDED AUDIENCE: UG, PG and Ph.D. students
INDUSTRIES APPLICABLE TO: The software industries that develop computer visions apps would be benefitted from this course.
COURSE OUTLINE: The intent of this course is to familiarize the students to explain the fundamental concepts/issues of Computer Vision and Image Processing, and major approaches that address them. Even though Computer Vision is being used for many practical applications today, it is still not a "solved" problem. Hence, definitive solutions are available only rarely.
Computer Vision and Image Processing - Fundamentals and Applications