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Department of Information Technology

Computer Assisted Image Analysis I

1TD396, Fall 2014, 5 credits

Goal

  • To give an introduction to the processing and analysis of digital images.

Contents

  • Pointwise image operators
  • Local image operators
  • Fourier analysis of images
  • Mathematical morphology and distance transforms
  • Image segmentation
  • Object description
  • Classification
  • Color images and image compression
  • Applications of image analysis

Examiner

Ida-Maria Sintorn, [1]

Schedule

[2]

Teachers

  • Ida-Maria Sintorn
  • Robin Strand
  • Cris Luengo
  • Kristina Lidayová, [3]
  • Tomas Wilkinson, [4]

Lectures and Labs

Date Time Place Title Teacher Chapters Files
27/10 13:15-15 1211 Introduction Ida-Maria 1, 2.1-2.4 L1_CAIP_2014.pdf
28/10 13:15-15 1211 Pointwise Operators Ida-Maria 2.6.1-2.6.4 and 3.1-3.3 L2_CAIP_2014.pdf
30/11 13:15-17 2510 LAB 1 Kristina, Tomas lab1.pdf lab1_2014.zip (complete before deadline = 1 bonus point)
3/11 13:15-15 1211 Filtering 1 Cris 2.5.1-2.5.2, 3.4-3.7, 5.3 bild1_filtering1.pdf
4/11 15:15-17 1311 Filtering 2 Cris 4.2-4.10, 4.11.1, 4.11.3, 5.4 bild1_filtering2.pdf fourier_demos.zip
10/11 13:15-17 2510 LAB 2 Kristina, Tomas lab2.pdf lab2_2014.zip(complete before deadline = 1 bonus point)
13/11 10:15-12 1211 Mathematical Morphology and Distance Transforms Robin 9.1-9.5.8, 9.6.1-9.6.3 L5_morphology.pdf
14/11 15:15-17 1211 Image Segmentation Robin 10.1-10.2.5 and 10.3-10.5. L6_segmentation.pdf
19/11 13:15-15 1211 Object Description Ida-Maria 11.1-11.4 L7_CAIP_2014.pdf
20/11 13:15-17 2510 LAB 3 Kristina, Tomas lab3.pdf lab3_2014.zip (complete before deadline = 1 bonus point)
21/11 13:15-15 1211 Classification Robin 12-12.2.3 L7_classification.pdf
25/11 13:15-17 2510 LAB 4 Kristina, Tomas lab4.pdf lab4_2014.zip(OBS deadline is 2014-12-09, complete before deadline = 1 bonus point)
1/12 10:15-12 1211 Color Images and Image Compression Robin 6 and 8 L9_color_compression.pdf
3/12 10:15-12 1211 Review Ida-Maria
9/12 13:15-17 2510 LAB 5 Kristina, Tomas lab5_material.zip, (complete before deadline = 1 bonus point)

Labs

During the lab sessions, you will be able to try out things learned in the lectures. Please come prepared! That means, go over the lectures again and read the relevant sections in the book. If you are properly prepared, you should be able to finish all the exercises during the lab session.

This semester (period 2) ends january 18th, so if all your labs are done (and corrected) by then you will get your course credits this semester. Otherwise you will not get your credits until the reexam in April.

Lab 5 - CAPTCHA competition

Team Accuracy on easy dataset [%] Running time [s] Accuracy on difficult dataset [%] Running time [s]
Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz 99.52 21 92.82 44
<Enter group name here> 99.96 33 98.36 94
Gandalf 91.24 57 85.46 119
MIGRANNOCHE 78.56 120 72.30 232
EK 96.28 109 91.06 226
M2 - Captcha us if u can 79.68 194 69.16 434
Erasmus Mundus 93.28 39 86.56 83
Team 62 75.12 64 59.38 134
ApplePie 94.24 42
WM 85.12 226
once you go NN you never go back 99.84 62 98.84 119

Examination

Exam 2014-12-18 (8:00-13:00, Pollacksbacken skrivsal).
Re-exam 2015-04-09 (8:00-13:00 Pollacksbacken skrivsal)

The labs are mandatory and for each lab finished before its deadline you will receive bonus points on the written exam (the exam will have a total of 40 points). If you cannot attend a lab, you are welcome to email a report to the lab assistants. Labs handed in during the course will be corrected as soon as possible.

On the written exam you will be allowed to carry one sheet (two sides) with hand-written notes. Preparing your own notes for the exam is a helpful studying technique, and we see little point in memorizing things.

Old exams:

Literature

Most of the lectures are based on this book:

  • R. C. Gonzalez and R. E. Woods, "Digital Image Processing",3rd. ed. : Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Prentice Hall, cop. 2008, ISBN: 978013505267-9.

You can get it (or order it) at e.g. Studentbokhandeln AB here in Uppsala or online, for example at: adlibris.com or bokus.com. A few books are also available through libraries.

Copies of slides and other material will be handed out during most of the lectures. The written exam is based on content covered in the lectures (oral presentation, lecture notes and blackboard examples). The book is highly recommended for background information and details about methods and theory.

Updated  2015-03-29 21:45:53 by Ida-Maria Sintorn.