Machine Learning in Graphics & Vision (ML-4330)
Content
This new course will cover machine learning algorithms as well as their application to computer vision and computer graphics problems.
Machine Learning Topics:
- Classification
- Regression
- Random Forests
- Deep Neural Networks
- Generative Models
- Generative Adversarial Networks
- Structured Prediction
- MRF / CRF
Vision and Graphics Applications:
- Semantic Segmentation
- Optical Flow
- Structure from Motion
- Video Deblurring
- Rendering Faces
- Global Illumination Sampling
Overview
- SWS: 2 V + 2 Ü
- 6 ECTS
Lectures
Thursdays 8–10, Lecture Hall Maria-von-Lindenstraße 6, first lecture on 16. April 2020
Exercise groups
Fridays 8-10, Lecture Hall Maria-von-Lindenstraße 6, first exercise meeting on 18. April 2020
News
Please enroll in ILIAS
Exercises
By continuous and active participation in the weekly exercises, students may obtain a 0.3 bonus on the final grade, when passing the exam. To qualify for this bonus, the student must successfully solve 60% of the assigned homework problems which will be determined by grading the submitted homework solutions.
Homework problems might require coding in Python or C++. Make sure you are familiar with Python. If you have a lot of programming experience but in a different language, you will probably be fine.
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