This educational DVD
represents an effort to inspire young people to explore
and discover the often misunderstood field of Computer
Vision. Ideas that are ultimately at the core of Computer
Vision as a research field have permeated literature
and, since the invention of film, Hollywood. Hollywood
films will be used as a starting point for discussion
because of their popularity. Elements of Computer
Vision are commonly found in Hollywood films, acting
as a bridge between the possibilities of scientific
reality and fantasy. Most people, familiar with CV
only through such films, have little idea of the scope
of this field. This project aims to advise, clarify,
and inspire curious students as well as other interested
individuals.
The commentaries are arranged into the following seven chapters: 1. Biometrics, 2. Recognition & Segmentation, 3. 3D Vision, 4. Image Based Rendering, 5. Beyond the Visible Spectrum, 6. Tracking, 7. Image Enhancement & Super-resolution.
The DVD will be made
available for use as an educational tool in the classroom,
with the potential of reaching cable television audiences.
Below is a list of people who contributed commentaries to the project during CVPR 2005:
Terry Boult
Bill Freeman
Carlo Tomasi
Alyosha Efros
David Forsyth
Ramin Zabih
Yuri Boykov
Pedro Felzenszwalb
Gaile Gordon
Frank Dellaert
Vassilis Athitsos
Dan Huttenlocher
Patrick Baker
Cordelia Schmid
Olga Veksler
Kiran Bhat
Li Zhang
Fei-Fei Li
Yann LeCun
David Martin
Andrew Fitzgibbon
Michael Isard
Paul Debevec
Ben Ochoa
Christopher Geyer
Andrew Zisserman
Kevin Murphy
Tanveer Syeda-Mahmood
Rick Szeliski
Steve Sullivan
Jitendra Malik
Bill Triggs
Bastian Leibe
Michal Irani
Harpreet Sawhney
Kobus Barnard
Salil Prabhakar
Jason Corso
Larry Matthies
Camillo J. Taylor
Project funding generously provided by the UCSD division of Calit2.
Copyright (c) 2005 CVD Project.
All Rights Reserved.
UCSD Project Faculty
Advisors: Serge Belongie & David Kriegman