Content

The module Bildbasierte Computergrafik (Image-based Graphics) is a mandatory course for MI master students in the Visual Computing study path and a WPF for all other master computer science studies.

It is held during the WS.

A detailed description can be found in the HOPS system or here.

Topics covered are:

  • Filtering Operations: Linear filters (Box-, Gauss-, Sinc-), non-linear filters (Median, Vector-Median), edge-preserving filters (Bilateral, Cross-Bilateral, Guided Image Filter), edge-detectors (Sobel, Laplace, Canny)
  • Segmentation- and matting algorithms (Mean-Shift, k-means, Spectral Clustering, Rotoscoping, etc.)
  • Feature detectors (Harris-Corner Detector, SIFT, SURF, etc.)
  • Camera calibration (Projective geometry, camera models, lense distortion, calibration algorithms, like Bundle Adjustment) und tracking methods
  • 3D reconstruction techniques (Feature Matching, Stereo Reconstruction, Multi-View Reconstruction, Structured Light, Shape-from-Shading, Shape-from-X, etc.)
  • Warping and morphing for image interpolation
  • Light fields
  • Panorama and 360° panorama stitching
  • Python, C++, (Cuda, OpenCL programming)

ILIAS

All content is provided through the ILIAS course Bildbasierte Computergrafik.

You can receive the password per e-mail request or during the lecture.

Dates

Available here.

Grading

Exam and successful participation in the practicals