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    Vision as inverse graphics - Build an internal "model" of the world. How do you recognize the banana? How can you get a computer to do this? List a set of steps the computer has to do at a high level but make sure they are correct.

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    Michael J.

    Black CS143 Intro to Computer Vision


    Introduction to Computer Vision
    Michael J. Black
    Sept 2009
    Lecture 4: Introduction
    Michael J. Black
    Review
    Formalizing the tricks of artists.
    Vision as inverse graphics
    Build an internal model of the world
    Too many parameters to do this in practice
    We have to make some assumptions
    Represent our beliefs about what is typical
    (priors); e.g. light from above
    Maybe our model isnt as good as we think
    CS143 Intro to Computer Vision
    Michael J. Black
    Goals
    What happens when the cues are weak?
    What can be extracted bottom up?
    Begin talking about object detection and
    recognition
    CS143 Intro to Computer Vision
    Michael J. Black CS143 Intro to Computer Vision
    Computer Vision
    Is it more than
    inverse graphics?
    How do you recognize
    the banana?
    How can you get a
    computer to do
    this?
    Michael J. Black CS143 Intro to Computer Vision
    Object Recognition
    Barrow and Tenenbaum
    Michael J. Black CS143 Intro to Computer Vision
    Subjective Contours
    Kaniza Triangle.
    Perceptual
    Organization
    Michael J. Black CS143 Intro to Computer Vision
    I. Rock, The Logic of Perception, 1983.
    The types of
    junctions give
    cues about
    surfaces,
    occlusion, and
    light.
    Michael J. Black CS143 Intro to Computer Vision
    What goes with What
    So maybe we need some sort of perceptual
    organization process that tells us what low-level
    measurements might group together.
    Then what? How do can we recognize objects?
    Michael J. Black CS143 Intro to Computer Vision
    Assignment 0 In Class
    Formalize the problem of detecting the the known objects in this
    scene; that is their 3D pose (translation and rotation).
    List a set of steps the computer has to do at a high level but
    make sure that these steps are implementable.

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