Presents the fundamentals of theory and practice of image processing and computer vision. A range of topics are presented covering the phases of a typical image processing and computer vision pipeline: image preprocessing, image segmentation, region description, and classification/decision-making. Theory is practiced through computer programming assignments using a modern image processing library, and a course project. Students completing this course can expect to be able to solve image processing and computer vision problems of up to moderate difficulty that increasingly arise across a wide range of disciplines and application areas. Weekly hours: 3 Lecture hoursNote: CMPT 819 and CMPT 487 are mutually exclusive. Students cannot obtain credit for both.
Presents the fundamentals of theory and practice of image processing and computer vision. A range of topics are presented covering the phases of a typical image processing and computer vision pipeline: image preprocessing, image segmentation, region description, and classification/decision-making. Theory is practiced through computer programming assignments using a modern image processing library, and a course project. Students completing this course can expect to be able to solve image processing and computer vision problems of up to moderate difficulty that increasingly arise across a wide range of disciplines and application areas. Weekly hours: 3 Lecture hoursNote: CMPT 819 and CMPT 487 are mutually exclusive. Students cannot obtain credit for both.
