Presentation to the New/Incoming Graduate Students at the College of Computing (August 2011).
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- Matthias Grundmann’s PhD Thesis Defense (2013): “Title: Computational Video: Post-processing Methods for Stabilization, Retargeting and Segmentation”
- Videos from the Computational Journalism Symposium (Jan 31 – Feb 1, 2013).
- Computational Photography Classes at Georgia Tech | CS 4475 Spring 2013
- Computation + Journalism Symposium 2013 on Jan 31 – Feb 1, at GA Tech.
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- A Wordle of all Title/Abstracts from 2012
- Congrats to Joy Buolamwini, Rhode Scholar 2012
- Presentation (2012): CMU Robotics Institute Seminar
- Paper in ECCV Workshop 2012: “Weakly Supervised Learning of Object Segmentations from Web-Scale Videos”
- Paper in IROS 2012: “Linguistic Transfer of Human Assembly Tasks to Robots”
- Presentation (2012): Distinguished Seminar Series in Computer Science at the Imperial College, London
- AT HIGH Museum/Lumière’s Fall Lecture and Panel Discussion on “Art In The Digital Culture… Threat or Opportunity?”
- AT UBICOMP 2012 Conference, in Pittsburgh, PA, September 5 – 7, 2012
- AT Texas Instruments to give a Talk on “Video Stabilization and Rolling Shutter Removal on YouTube
- Online (and Free) Course on Computational Photography via Coursera
- At CVPR 2012, in Providence, RI, June 16 – 21, 2012
- Paper in IEEE CVPR 2012: “Detecting Regions of Interest in Dynamic Scenes with Camera Motions”
- Presentation at CVPR 2012 workshop on Large Scale Video Search and Mining “Extracting Content and Context from Video.”
- AT IWCV 2012: “Videos Understanding: Extracting Content and Context from Video.”
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