ECE 901 
 
Special Topics in Communications: 
Advanced Image and Video Processing 
 
 
3 Credits 
 
   
Operation   
Hamlet I  

Operation 
Hamlet II 

Project  
Horatio  
Due April 13 
5:00pm 
 

Syllabus 
References 

 The purpose of this course is to introduce and explore, in detail, recent developments and applications in digital image and video processing. This course is oriented towards graduate students seeking a "hands-on" exposure to advanced research areas in the field. Advanced image processing areas such as image restoration, compression and spatio-temporal image processing are discussed. 

This web page is a source of important information regarding projects and miscellaneous course content for this course.  Enjoy! 
 


* PROJECT HORATIO is Online! (warning wide-bandwidth page!). 

* NEW INTELLIGENCE: 

    A new version of the "block" sequence is available.  
    Download new version from HORATIO web page.  
    Previous version may contain frames distorted by the  
    pgmmovie.m tool used in the generation of the frames. 
    New version should be free of this distortion.  This  
    should also fix the unusual behavior observed using  
    "readpgm" on the block sequence.  4/8/98.
 

RESTORATION 
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Sawchuk, A.A. "Space Variant image restoration by coordinate transformations", Journal of the Optical Society of America, 64(2):138-144, February 1974 
 

REGULARIZATION PARAMETER ESTIMATION 
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Galatsanos, N.P. and Katsaggelos A.K.,"Methods for Choosing the 
Regularization Parameter and Estimating the Noise Variance in Image Restoration and their relation", IEEE Trans. Image Processing 
Vol. 1., No. 3, July 1992. 

 

Instructor

Professor Damon Tull- Rm. 3627 Engineering Hall
Office Hours: By appointment.
tull@engr.wisc.edu 

 Class Schedule

Tues. & Thurs. 
9:30 - 10:30am Rm. 2553