Special Seminar in IP (NPGR022)

Regular open seminar on current topics in image processing, computer vision and artificial intelligence

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Friday seminars

Our department organizes weekly seminars for people interested in image processing and pattern recognition. The seminars are usually held on Fridays 10 a.m. in room 45 of the ÚTIA building.

Talks cover speakers' main research areas and novel results, as well as surveys on various topics. The seminar is a part of education programs for students at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague (NPGR022).

For further information, please contact Adam Novozámský.
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Abstract: A summary overview of the possibilities of using the real aperture ground-based radar inte...

Abstract: The lecture deals with photographic processes from the era before the advent of modern col...

Abstract: We propose a novel model for the prediction of robot trajectories on rough offroad terrain...

Abstract: This overview lecture introduces the Probably Approximately Correct (PAC) learning model. ...

Abstract: Plasma membrane processes like clathrin-mediated endocytosis and constitutive exocytosis a...

Abstract: This talk explores the potential of all-sky high-speed cameras in thunderstorm research. T...

Abstract: 3D sensing technologies play a crucial role in modern industrial and research applications...

Abstract: Although not massively used in practice, the paper above presents an interesting new look ...

Abstract: The process of repairing a road surface will be briefly described with focus on milling pa...

Abstract: The authors will present the publication (written in Czech) that has been published in aut...

Abstract: Single-molecule localization microscopy is a type of computational microscopy that typical...

Abstract: In this talk I will present a paper discussing fully synthetic inspection videos and their...

Abstract: What is necessary to do before converting pixels to meters? How does the acquisition techn...

Abstract: We can observe deviations in the behavior of galaxies from Einstein’s general theory of re...

We are excited to invite you to our screening of one of the first films generated by artificial inte...

Abstract: In this talk, I will explain a typical processing chain required for multi-object tracking...

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Some systems of road and industrial image processing, developed in the Brno-located CAMEA c...

Abstract: Overview lecture by members of the Department of Applied Geoinformatics and Cartography of...

Abstract: We will present one new method to tackle the challenge of enhancing low-resolution and low...

Abstract:  How can we perform efficient inference and learning in directed probabilistic models, in ...

Abstract: The purpose of the lecture is to provide information on the latest trends in research in t...

Abstract: Convolutional neural networks (CNNs) have a natural benefit that a translated input result...

Improvement of Image Classification: Novel Method Surpasses Softmax for Calibrated Predictions which...

Revolutionizing CNN Training: Direct Use of JPEG's DCT Coefficients Cuts Costs, Boosts Performance.

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Exploring INRs: The Cutting-Edge of Visual Computing with Architectures and Techniques Inspired by N...

Abstract:  In a variety of applications, it is very desirable to perform a robust analysis of high-d...

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