Master 2 Course"Image Mining"
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Objectives, Pre-requisites and
Content
Images and Videos represent a major
source of information today.
There is an increasing demand for
automated methods to organize huge collections of image data, and
to interpret images and videos by computer.
The Image Mining
course deals with the problem
of increasing the semantics of visual data by: (1)
reducing its information to relevant data, and (2) indexing it
relatively to a model and/or to a previous knowledge, in order to
facilitate its retrieval and interpretation by a machine.
The course does
not assume previous knowledge in
Image Processing, but basics in
signal processing, information theory
and pattern recognition are useful.
One third of the course is dedicated to Classification and Machine Learning methods : Clustering, Dimension Reduction, Bayesian learning, Neural Networks. The video analysis problem is addressed through the fundamental task of Visual Object Tracking. An important case study is extensively presented: the mining and retrieval of Remote Sensing images. |
Evaluation
Mode
Grade = 0.5 * Practical works +
0.5 * Written exam
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TIME |
ROOM | SESSION
DESCRIPTION |
LECTURER | RESOURCES |
Nov, Wed. 13 9:00 am |
1C43 |
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Antoine Manzanera |
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Nov, Wed. 20 9:00 am |
1C43 |
|
Antoine Manzanera | |
Nov, Wed. 27 9:00 am |
1C43 |
|
Gianni Franchi | |
Dec, Wed. 4 9:00 am |
1C43 |
|
Antoine Manzanera | |
Dec, Wed. 11 9:00 am |
1C27 |
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Flora Weissgerber | |
Dec, Wed. 18 9:00 am |
1C27 |
|
Flora Weissgerber | |
Jan, Wed. 8 9:00 am |
0C03 |
|
Antoine Manzanera |