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Resources and ideas for computer vision educators

Resources and ideas for computer vision educators. Bruce A. Maxwell Colby College bmaxwell@colby.edu. CVOnline. Large collection of links Broad coverage Organized hierarchically Random, but a good place to start http://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/rbf/CVonline/. CVED.ORG.

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Resources and ideas for computer vision educators

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  1. Resources and ideas for computer vision educators Bruce A. Maxwell Colby College bmaxwell@colby.edu

  2. CVOnline • Large collection of links • Broad coverage • Organized hierarchically • Random, but a good place to start http://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/rbf/CVonline/

  3. CVED.ORG • Intended as a place for educators to share course information • Includes links to many textbooks • Key is a central list of CV courses http://cved.org

  4. Real-Time Vision Module • SVM is a vision module designed for robotics • Real-time • Linux-based • Handles image capture from BT848 cards • Handles scheduling operators • Handles PTZ control • Operators can incorporate OpenCV routines • Uses Simmon’s IPC communication method (CARMEN) • Battle-tested at AAAI for 5 years • Available upon request (bmaxwell@colby.edu)

  5. Image Capture and X-windows • C code for capturing images on BT848 cards • C code for dumping images to an x-window • Examples of how to modify the images in real time • Great for doing table-top object recognition • Great for letting students capturing data quickly • Available on Colby CS website (bmaxwell@colby.edu)

  6. Blue-screen Assignment • Take one or more pictures of each student in front of a blue screen (purchase for $160, e.g. Flexdrop2) • Use a camera with a high quality image • Use RAW mode if you can and keep the data linear • Have students modify the background • Used for graphics and computer vision • Has been used in introductory courses • Introduce arrays • Practice nested loops

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