ECE547 Computer Vision
Course Information

Anthony P. Reeves
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853
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This website is intended for students enrolled in ECE547 Computer Vision. For information about the course see the course syllabus and the course schedule.

Announcements:

04-12-07
The final grades are now available on blackboard, please note the class average for the final grade as shown on blackboard is a meaningless number.
04-12-07
The Grade distribution for Prelim 2 is now available. Solutions to the prelim are also available.
12-11-07
The 3D Segmentation Program Template is now available.
28-10-07
The CP course image database is now available. Most projects should use this database
28-10-07
Reminder: students are expected to attend one scheduled lab section per week.
27-09-07
The course schedule has now been updated for Fall 2007. Use this schedule as a reference for all the course deadlines
29-08-07
The Lab sections have been set for Monday 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm and 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm. The first lab section will be on Monday September 3. The updated lab handout will be given out at the start of the lab.
29-08-07
The course syllabus for Fall 2007 has been corrected: The date for the computer poster is Tuesday December 4.

Labs

Project Virtual Presentations

2001
  • 3D Region Growing for CT-Scan Kidney Segmentation by Dong-Hyun Kim and Tom (Liang-Yu) Chi
  • Using Contour Evolution and Tangent Space Representation in Shape Recognition
  • Region Growing by Wakova Carter and Peter Korolov
  • Hand Gesture Recognition by Remik Ziemlinski and Christopher Hynes

    2000
  • Tracking trajectory of a Bowling Ball by Benjamin Stein and Antoni Chan
  • Moving Object Recognition and Tracking by Supat Wongwirawat and Metha Jerradit
  • Face Recognition by Frack Yip and Kin Tak Cheng
  • Circle Detection using PPHT by Kenneth Bromberg and Brian Cody
  • Active Contour Models: Implementations and Comparison by Chivas Nambiar, John Hsu and Clive Saha
  • Face detection system by Ng, Yeong Jye and Wang, Chi-Kuei
  • A study of motion discrimination with Eigenspace transform by Z Cai and J Provine
  • Boundary decomposition and matching by Seckeita Taylor and Adrian Vern