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University of Central Florida

Computer Vision - Fall 2020

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Explore comprehensive computer vision concepts through this university-level course covering fundamental image processing techniques and modern deep learning approaches. Begin with essential mathematical foundations including linear algebra basics before progressing through core computer vision topics such as image filtering, edge detection, and feature extraction. Master neural network fundamentals and dive deep into convolutional neural networks, learning both theoretical concepts and practical implementation through hands-on PyTorch tutorials. Advance through sophisticated computer vision applications including image classification techniques, object detection methods, and various segmentation approaches including semantic and instance segmentation. Conclude with specialized topics in motion analysis through optical flow, action recognition systems, and camera modeling principles. Each lecture builds systematically on previous concepts, providing both theoretical understanding and practical skills needed for computer vision applications in research and industry settings.

Syllabus

CAP5415 Lecture 1 [Introduction to Computer Vision] - Fall2020
CAP5415 Lecture 1 [Administrative] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 2 [Administrative] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 2 [Linear Algebra Basics] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 2 [Police Chase - Discussion] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 3 [Filtering - Part 1] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 3 [Filtering - Part 2] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 4 [Edge Detection - Part 1] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 4 [Edge Detection - Part 2] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 5 [Introduction to Neural Networks] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 6 [Administrative] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 6 [Introduction to Convolutional Neural Networks - Part 1] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 6 [Introduction to Convolutional Neural Networks - Part 2] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 7 [Training Neural Networks - Part 1] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 7 [Training Neural Networks - Part 2] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 8 [PyTorch Tutorial - Part 1] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 8 [Administrative] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 8 [PyTorch Tutorial - Part 2] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 8 [PyTorch Tutorial - Part 3] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 9 [Features - Part 1] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 9 [Features - Part 2] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 9 [Administrative] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 10 [Autoencoder] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 11 [Administrative] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 11 [Classification - Part 1] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 11 [Classification I - Part 2] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 12 [Classification II - Part 1] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 12 [Administrative] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 12 [Classification II - Part 2] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 13 [Administrative] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 13 [Object Detection - Part 1] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 13 [Object Detection - Part 2] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 13 [Object Detection - Part 3] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 15 [Image Segmentation 1 - Part 1] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 16 [Image Segmentation 2] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 17 [Semantic Segmentation Part 1] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 17 [Semantic Segmentation Part 2] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 17 [Instance Segmentation] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 18 [Administrative] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 18 [Optical Flow] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 19 [Administrative] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 19 [Action Recognition] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 20 [Administrative] - Fall 2020
CAP5415 Lecture 20 [Camera Model] - Fall 2020

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