Home>>Academic Activity>>2005 Int' l Workshop

US-China Workshop on Mathematical, Computational, and Applied Aspects of Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

August 29--September 2, 2005

Participants list

¢ñ.Aims and Scopes

¢ò.Sponsors

¢ó.Logistics

¢ô.Committee

 

¢ñ£®Goals and Scopes

    This workshop aims to improve research in the field of computer vision and other related subjects in China. During the workshop, we will offer two weeks of lectures, designed for young scientists from Chinese universities and institutes. Another goal of this workshop is to discuss how to set up a general image database for vision. This database will provide vast amounts of manually parsed images as learning samples or ground-truth examples in computer vision research. The workshop will cover the basic theory of computer vision, as well as math and statistics, computing theory, algorithms, and other applied areas. The details are as follows:

  1. Basic problems of computer vision

    Image segmentation
    Perceptual grouping
    Object recognition
    Stereo vision and related topics
    Motion analysis and tracking
    3 Dimensional modeling
    Lighting modeling

  2. Fundamentals of computer vison

    Markov fields and networks
    Geometry and group theory
    Harmonic analysis and PDEs
    Statistical computing, Markov chain Monte Carlo
    Learning and patt. Recog. theory
    Graph theory, matching and grammar

  3. Image compression and processing

    Image/video coding and compression
    Image restoration and enhancement
    Image watermark


  4. Medical image processing and anlysis

    Metrics and morphology
    MRI analysis
    Medical image segmentation
    Shape representation

  5. Biometrics and Surveillance

     

  6. Computer vision, computer graphics and cartoon animation

    Human face, hair cloth modeling
    Human portrait
    Cartoon animation
    Non-photorealistic rendering

  7. Automatic object recognition

¢ò. Sponsors

Chinese National Science Foundation

US National Science Foundation

Lotus Hill Research Institute for Computer Vision and Information Science

Ezhou University

HuaZhong Univof Sci and Tec

¢ó£®Logistics

Time: Aug. 29 2005 --Sept. 2 2005

Location: Lotus Hill Research Institute

The route: You can directly take the K38 train in Beijing to Wuhan railway station in Wuchang; then take the long-distance bus bound for E-zhou in Fujiapo bus station( It only costs 5 to 10 yuan by a taxi from the railway station to Fujiapo bus station.) and at last take a taxi( about ten RMB) to the destination-Lotus Hill( JiuZhou building is inside Lotus Hill). PS: Please carry all the necessities by yourself. 

Outline of the workshop: 1. Invited Talks. 2. Poster Session. 3. Panel Discussion.

¢ô. Committee

Organizing Committee

Song-Chun Zhu, professor of UCLA, director of the UCLA Center for Image and Vision Science

Harry Shum, the Managing Director of Microsoft Research Asia( MSRA), Chief Scientist

Tianxu Zhang, director of HUST Institute of Pattern Recognition Andartificial Intelligence

Tieniu Tan, President of Chinese Institute of Automation, director of the NLPR

Local Chairs

Nong Sang, researcher of HUST Institute of Pattern Recognition Andartificial Intelligence

Guo-Ming Hu, president of EZhou university

Han-Qing Lu, researcher of Chinese Institute of Automation