To introduce students to Computer Vision, an area of increasing importance in the technologies of robotics and human-computer interaction, and which raises computational issues not met elsewhere in our degree programmes. To give an understanding of some of the central issues in computer vision, including its relationship to some aspects of biological vision, and to develop the skills needed to write simple applied computer vision programs using a suitable package. Prerequisites Ability to program in a procedural programming language. The course introduces the field of computer vision and its relation to research on natural vision systems. An introduction to a suitable software package will be given.
Lectures See below.
All seminars are in room COGS 5A20 . You have one 1-hour tutorial each week, starting in week 1 or week 2. Please see the COGS second-year notice board for times and group allocations. Further information is here . The main sequence of teach files can be found by following the links marked in the lecture timetable below.