Jun. 7. On Fri, June 14 (13:45 – 15:45), we will (1) review the important concepts and build the connections between them; (2) discuss the major and common issues identified in the assignments; (3) introduce how the final exam looks like and show some example questions.
Jun. 7. Slides for today's lectures on surface reconstruction have been uploaded here.
May 31. The reading materials for surface reconstruction are available here, which include three papers. Please read the Introduction sections of these papers before the lectures. The techniques details will be explained in the lectures.
May 31. Slides for today's lectures on muti-view stero have been uploaded here.
May 28. The reading materials for multi-view stereo (MVS) are available here, which include two papers (PMVS and MVSNet). Please read Section 2 ("Key Elements of the Proposed Approach") and Section 3 ("Algorithm") of the PMVS paper, as well as Section 3 ("MVSNet") of the MVSNet paper.
May 24. Slides for today's lectures on image matching have been uploaded here.
May 17. The reading material for image matching is a paper. Many techniques exist for image matching, and we choose SIFT as an example.
May 17. Slides for today's lectures on reconstruct 3D geometry have been uploaded here.
May 8. The lecture notes on reconstruct 3D geometry are available, and you're highly encouraged to read them before the lectures.
May 8. Slides for today's lectures on epipolar geometry have been uploaded here.
May 3. The lecture notes on epipolar geometry are available, and you're highly encouraged to read them before the lectures.
May 3. The slides for today's lectures on camera calibration have been uploaded here. A1 has started, and it can be accessed from BrightSpace.
Apr. 26. The lecture notes on camera calibration are available, and you're highly encouraged to read them before the lectures.
Apr. 26. The slides and example code for camera models are available here.
Apr. 24. For the group assignments, please find your teammates and form teams here.
Apr. 24. The slides for today's lectures have been uploaded here. The lecture notes on camera models are also available, and you're highly encouraged to read them before the lectures.
Apr. 10. The first lecture/meeting will be on the 24th of April, 13:45 – 15:45, in ARCH-Hall T (08.01.Oost.470). Check out the course calendar.
April 10. The course website for the 2024 year is online.
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