Seminar for computer science master students (IN2107) and mathematics bachelor and master students.

Location: Room 02.09.23
Date: Wednesday, First meeting 02.07.2014 (17:30-19:30), Presentations starting on 19.11.2014
Time: 14:00 - 16:00
Lecturer: Michael Möller, Thomas Möllenhoff, Mohamed Souiai
ECTS: 4
SWS: 2

The course will be held in English. The students can do their presentation in German, but English is preferred.

Variational methods have proven to be one of the most effective tools in tackling image processing problems and still are an active field of research. This seminar deals with recent advances in the field of variational image processing for particular applications. Participants will see detailed examples for how different problems can be tackled with similar techniques, namely by formulating variational approaches. While the lecture “Variational Methods for Computer Vision” gives a general introduction and overview of the field, this seminar will allow students to study one variational method for a particular problem in detail and could therefore prepare them for their own research in this field.

The focus of the seminar will be on modelling different problems in a variational framework. Each Student selects a scientific publication which she/he presents at the seminar.

Number of participants: 15 Students (Master).
Registration: On TUM online.
After the registration: Send an e-Mail with your name and your three favorite topics (ranked 1,2,3) to Michael Möller.

A LaTeX-template for your seminar report is available for download here.

The slides from the first meeting can be found here here. The slides are password protected. Please send an email to moellerm(at)in.tum.de in case you are interested in the slides but do not know the password.

Any participant that missed the first meeting should look at the Slides of the first meeting. If you still have questions, please do not hesitate to ask by email to Michael Möller.

Meetings will always take place on Wednesday 14:00 in room 02.09.023.