School of Informatics - 2021/22

Course Information

Content

  • Item

    Course Summary

    Advanced Vision (AV) is a 10 credit course at Level 11, normally taken in Year 4. It runs in Semester 2. The exam is in April/May, and is worth 50% of the course mark. The University descriptor is here.
  • Item

    Course Outline

    In the course of constructing six vision systems, students will learn about: image noise reduction, region growing, boundary segmentation, Canny edge detector, Hough transform, RANSAC, 2D and 3D coordinate systems, interpretation tree matching, rigid 2D object modeling, 2D position estimation, point distribution models, 3D range sensors, range data segmentation, 3D position estimation, stereo sensors, motion tracking and various approaches to object recognition. Students are also introduced to ethical issues that might arise when using image analysis technology.

    The activities of the module are designed to further develop intellectual skills in the areas of: laboratory, writing (lab reports and short essays), teamwork, critical analysis, programming and laboratory skills.

    Relevant QAA Computing Curriculum Sections: Computer Vision and Image Processing

  • Item

    Timetable

    If you are looking for your class times for this course, these can be found via your University of Edinburgh calendar (links provided below):
  • Item

    Informatics Teaching Organisation: Information for Students

    You can also email the Informatics Teaching Organisation (ITO) at ito@inf.ed.ac.uk  or the Student Support Team (SST) at inf-sst@inf.ed.ac.uk.