Practical matters
Lectures: Monday & Thursday 11:00-12:00, Wednesday 08:30-09:30 - CEP 202 Attendance in lectures not mandatory, but I will assume that you are aware of topics covered and announcements made in class. Grades: Two In-sems ( 30%), End-sem ( 30%), Regular lab assignments ( 20%), Project and Lab exam( 20%).
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Practical matters
Lectures: Monday & Thursday 11:00-12:00, Wednesday 08:30-09:30 - CEP 202 Attendance in lectures not mandatory, but I will assume that you are aware of topics covered and announcements made in class. Grades: Two In-sems ( 30%), End-sem ( 30%), Regular lab assignments ( 20%), Project and Lab exam( 20%).
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Practical matters
Lectures: Monday & Thursday 11:00-12:00, Wednesday 08:30-09:30 - CEP 202 Attendance in lectures not mandatory, but I will assume that you are aware of topics covered and announcements made in class. Grades: Two In-sems ( 30%), End-sem ( 30%), Regular lab assignments ( 20%), Project and Lab exam( 20%).
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Project
Work on any small problem of your choice, for eg. face detection/recognition, signature verication, identifying car logos, image stitching, text recognition, identifying the book, gesture recognition, face warping, etc. Understand and/or implement a good paper. It is important for you to understand the issues involved, not that important to show that your code is working, therefore Do not copy, especially without giving due credit.
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Project
Work on any small problem of your choice, for eg. face detection/recognition, signature verication, identifying car logos, image stitching, text recognition, identifying the book, gesture recognition, face warping, etc. Understand and/or implement a good paper. It is important for you to understand the issues involved, not that important to show that your code is working, therefore Do not copy, especially without giving due credit.
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Project
Work on any small problem of your choice, for eg. face detection/recognition, signature verication, identifying car logos, image stitching, text recognition, identifying the book, gesture recognition, face warping, etc. Understand and/or implement a good paper. It is important for you to understand the issues involved, not that important to show that your code is working, therefore Do not copy, especially without giving due credit.
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Practical matters
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Lab assignments
There will be regular lab assignments, usually once a week. Register on courses.daiict.ac.in for course material and assignment submission.
A Lab reports to be written strictly using L TEX; one submission per group of at most 3 students. Do not change groups.
You may write required codes in C++ using standard image processing libraries like OpenCV and CImg. Use the Window shopping week to learn MATLAB/OpenCV/CImg.
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Lab assignments
There will be regular lab assignments, usually once a week. Register on courses.daiict.ac.in for course material and assignment submission.
A Lab reports to be written strictly using L TEX; one submission per group of at most 3 students. Do not change groups.
You may write required codes in C++ using standard image processing libraries like OpenCV and CImg. Use the Window shopping week to learn MATLAB/OpenCV/CImg.
5/10
Lab assignments
There will be regular lab assignments, usually once a week. Register on courses.daiict.ac.in for course material and assignment submission.
A Lab reports to be written strictly using L TEX; one submission per group of at most 3 students. Do not change groups.
You may write required codes in C++ using standard image processing libraries like OpenCV and CImg. Use the Window shopping week to learn MATLAB/OpenCV/CImg.
5/10
Lab assignments
There will be regular lab assignments, usually once a week. Register on courses.daiict.ac.in for course material and assignment submission.
A Lab reports to be written strictly using L TEX; one submission per group of at most 3 students. Do not change groups.
You may write required codes in C++ using standard image processing libraries like OpenCV and CImg. Use the Window shopping week to learn MATLAB/OpenCV/CImg.
5/10
Lab assignments
There will be regular lab assignments, usually once a week. Register on courses.daiict.ac.in for course material and assignment submission.
A Lab reports to be written strictly using L TEX; one submission per group of at most 3 students. Do not change groups.
You may write required codes in C++ using standard image processing libraries like OpenCV and CImg. Use the Window shopping week to learn MATLAB/OpenCV/CImg.
5/10
Related courses
Computer Vision (Autumn, Prof. M.V.Joshi) Topics in Image Analysis (Autumn, Aditya Tatu) Pattern Recognition & Machine Learning (Winter, Prof. Suman Mitra)
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Related courses
Computer Vision (Autumn, Prof. M.V.Joshi) Topics in Image Analysis (Autumn, Aditya Tatu) Pattern Recognition & Machine Learning (Winter, Prof. Suman Mitra)
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Related courses
Computer Vision (Autumn, Prof. M.V.Joshi) Topics in Image Analysis (Autumn, Aditya Tatu) Pattern Recognition & Machine Learning (Winter, Prof. Suman Mitra)
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Course contents
Image acquisition - Image formation model, Sampling, Intensity quantization. Terminology related to an image: Pixel, Neighborhood, connectivity etc. Processing:
Image Enhancement (Pre-processing): Goal is to make the image more conducive to further processing or viewing. Noise removal, Contrast enhancement, adjust brightness, sharpening, re-sample etc. Image restoration: Undoing a degradation process of the image. We will study Linear Shift Invariant (LSI) degradation systems only, for eg: Camera impulse response, Motion blur etc. Compression: A standard gray-scale image, lets say 1024 1024 pixels, without compression will require about 1 MB memory! We will study some lossy and lossless compression schemes including the well-known JPEG scheme.
IT-523 DIP: Lecture 1 8/10
Course contents
Image acquisition - Image formation model, Sampling, Intensity quantization. Terminology related to an image: Pixel, Neighborhood, connectivity etc. Processing:
Image Enhancement (Pre-processing): Goal is to make the image more conducive to further processing or viewing. Noise removal, Contrast enhancement, adjust brightness, sharpening, re-sample etc. Image restoration: Undoing a degradation process of the image. We will study Linear Shift Invariant (LSI) degradation systems only, for eg: Camera impulse response, Motion blur etc. Compression: A standard gray-scale image, lets say 1024 1024 pixels, without compression will require about 1 MB memory! We will study some lossy and lossless compression schemes including the well-known JPEG scheme.
IT-523 DIP: Lecture 1 8/10
Course contents
Image acquisition - Image formation model, Sampling, Intensity quantization. Terminology related to an image: Pixel, Neighborhood, connectivity etc. Processing:
Image Enhancement (Pre-processing): Goal is to make the image more conducive to further processing or viewing. Noise removal, Contrast enhancement, adjust brightness, sharpening, re-sample etc. Image restoration: Undoing a degradation process of the image. We will study Linear Shift Invariant (LSI) degradation systems only, for eg: Camera impulse response, Motion blur etc. Compression: A standard gray-scale image, lets say 1024 1024 pixels, without compression will require about 1 MB memory! We will study some lossy and lossless compression schemes including the well-known JPEG scheme.
IT-523 DIP: Lecture 1 8/10
Course contents
Image acquisition - Image formation model, Sampling, Intensity quantization. Terminology related to an image: Pixel, Neighborhood, connectivity etc. Processing:
Image Enhancement (Pre-processing): Goal is to make the image more conducive to further processing or viewing. Noise removal, Contrast enhancement, adjust brightness, sharpening, re-sample etc. Image restoration: Undoing a degradation process of the image. We will study Linear Shift Invariant (LSI) degradation systems only, for eg: Camera impulse response, Motion blur etc. Compression: A standard gray-scale image, lets say 1024 1024 pixels, without compression will require about 1 MB memory! We will study some lossy and lossless compression schemes including the well-known JPEG scheme.
IT-523 DIP: Lecture 1 8/10
Course contents
Image acquisition - Image formation model, Sampling, Intensity quantization. Terminology related to an image: Pixel, Neighborhood, connectivity etc. Processing:
Image Enhancement (Pre-processing): Goal is to make the image more conducive to further processing or viewing. Noise removal, Contrast enhancement, adjust brightness, sharpening, re-sample etc. Image restoration: Undoing a degradation process of the image. We will study Linear Shift Invariant (LSI) degradation systems only, for eg: Camera impulse response, Motion blur etc. Compression: A standard gray-scale image, lets say 1024 1024 pixels, without compression will require about 1 MB memory! We will study some lossy and lossless compression schemes including the well-known JPEG scheme.
IT-523 DIP: Lecture 1 8/10
Course contents
Image acquisition - Image formation model, Sampling, Intensity quantization. Terminology related to an image: Pixel, Neighborhood, connectivity etc. Processing:
Image Enhancement (Pre-processing): Goal is to make the image more conducive to further processing or viewing. Noise removal, Contrast enhancement, adjust brightness, sharpening, re-sample etc. Image restoration: Undoing a degradation process of the image. We will study Linear Shift Invariant (LSI) degradation systems only, for eg: Camera impulse response, Motion blur etc. Compression: A standard gray-scale image, lets say 1024 1024 pixels, without compression will require about 1 MB memory! We will study some lossy and lossless compression schemes including the well-known JPEG scheme.
IT-523 DIP: Lecture 1 8/10
Course contents
Segmentation: Find the object of interest in a given image. Morphological Processing: Nonlinear processing based on set-theoretic concepts. Used for preprocessing and description. Representation & Description: How to represent objects in an image such that the description can be used to identify other instances of the same object. From the book: Chapters 2,3,4,5,8,9,10,11
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Course contents
Segmentation: Find the object of interest in a given image. Morphological Processing: Nonlinear processing based on set-theoretic concepts. Used for preprocessing and description. Representation & Description: How to represent objects in an image such that the description can be used to identify other instances of the same object. From the book: Chapters 2,3,4,5,8,9,10,11
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Course contents
Segmentation: Find the object of interest in a given image. Morphological Processing: Nonlinear processing based on set-theoretic concepts. Used for preprocessing and description. Representation & Description: How to represent objects in an image such that the description can be used to identify other instances of the same object. From the book: Chapters 2,3,4,5,8,9,10,11
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Course contents
Segmentation: Find the object of interest in a given image. Morphological Processing: Nonlinear processing based on set-theoretic concepts. Used for preprocessing and description. Representation & Description: How to represent objects in an image such that the description can be used to identify other instances of the same object. From the book: Chapters 2,3,4,5,8,9,10,11
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