University of Wisconsin - Madison
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

ECE/CS 738 Advanced Digital Image Processing

Tentative Course Outline and Schedule

Spring 2007 Semester

List of papers to be presented by students in class

Week of (# of lectures)

Topics

 Readings, project

Presenter

1/22 (3) Introduction to face recognition, Zhao, ECCV 2004 tutorial, [ Zhao04] Instructor
1/29 (3) Pattern classification, linear discriminant analysis Linear discriminant analysis (LDA) by Ricardo Gutierrez-Osuna of Texas A&M U. Instructor
2/5 (3) Typical Face Recognition Methods: (a) Eigen face (Fisher face), (b) Elastic bundle brunch, and (c) [Turk91], [Belhumeur97], [Wiskot97] EBB: Omar Negrete; Project #1
2/12 (3) Active appearance model, Face detection (Adaboost, skin color segmentation), Human face recognition, [cotes01], Yang, ICPR'04 Tutorial, [Yang02], [sinha06] face detection: Feng Liu;
2/21 (2) Expression invariance in face recognition, geometric invariant features [Rong04], [Bronstein07], Notes skin color detection: Adam Slater, Fan Jiang;
2/26 (3) Multimedia secure communication; Multimedia data hiding; Notes  
3/5 (3) Multimedia data hiding; watermark attack (Note) Project proposal due Project #2
3/12 (3) Additive Watermark (a) Secure Spread Spectrum Watermarking for Multimedia;
(b) Perceptual watermarks for digital images and video
Tony Boehm
3/19 (3) MPEG-21, Fundamental theory of watermarking, MPEP-7 (a) MPEG-21: The 21st century multimedia framework
(b) Data hiding in image and video I. Fundamental issues and solutions; Data hiding in image and video II. Designs and applications
Notes
(a) Joe Halfen, (b) Niveditha Sundaram
3/26 (3) MPEG-7 and Content Based Multimedia Signal processing Notes  
4/2-4/6 UW-Madison Spring Break    
4/9 (3) Introduction to multimedia communication
(a) Scalable video coding and transport over broadband wireless networks
 
4/16, 18 No class, will make up (4/20 CoE Expo)    
4/23 (5), make up lectures 9:00-9:50 AM MW H.264 and Fine-grain scalable video coding, video adaptation (a) Overview of the H.264/AVC video coding standard
(b) Overview of fine granularity scalability in MPEG-4 video standard
(c) Video adaptation: concepts, technologies, and open issues
(d) Automatic moving object extraction for content-based applications
(a)-(b) Instructor
(c) Feng Liu
(d) Adam Slater
4/30, 5/1, 3 (4), make up lecture 9:00-9:50 AM, Monday 4/30 Multicast; (a) Multicast and unicast real-time video streaming over wireless LANs
(b) Channel coding and transmission aspects for wireless multimedia
(c) Video coding for streaming media delivery on the Internet
(d) Channel-adaptive resource allocation for scalable video transmission over 3G wireless network
(a) Niveditha Sundaram (Monday, I),
(b) Fan Jiang (Monday, II),
(c) Tony Boehm
(d) Joe Halfen
5/7 (3) In-class Project Presentation and demo (5/9, 11) (a) Matching and retrieval based on the vocabulary and grammar of color patterns
(a)Omer Negrete

5/14

12:25 PM, Final Examination, project due    

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