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 Following is a list of suggested topics for this course as well as brief descriptions. If further discussion of any of these topics is desired, then see the instructor.
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   * Algorithm comparisons: For any given research or application topic in computer vision there is more than one possible approach. For example, many different approaches to optical flow estimation have been developed. For this project, students will consider a particular topic (e.g., binocular stereo correspondence, optical flow estimation, shape from shading, etc.) and select at least two algorithms that have been developed for this topic. The student will compare the selected algorithms both analytically (to develop a theoretical understanding of their relationships) and empirically (to develop a practical understanding of their relationships. Since for this project the student will be comparing extant algorithms, it might be possible to acquire the necessary software without actually implementing the algorithms per se (e.g., from the web); however, probably more will be learned if the student implements their own versions. A restriction on this topic is that comparison of algorithms for edge detection is not an allowable topic; there has been a great deal of research on this topic, which will make it too difficult for students to make a novel contribution.
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