Course Schedule

Prerequisites

MATLAB Fundamentals or equivalent experience using MATLAB. Image Processing with MATLAB and basic knowledge of image processing and computer vision concepts.

Computer Vision with MATLAB

This one-day course provides hands-on experience with performing computer vision tasks. Examples and exercises demonstrate the use of appropriate MATLAB^® and Computer Vision System Toolbox^™ functionality.
Topics include:

Importing, displaying, and annotating videos
Detecting objects in videos
Estimating motion of objects
Tracking a single object or multiple objects
Removing lens distortion and measuring planar objects

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Prerequisites

MATLAB Fundamentals or equivalent experience using MATLAB. Image Processing with MATLAB and basic knowledge of image processing and computer vision concepts.

Day 1 of 1
Importing, Visualizing, and Annotating Videos	Objective: Import videos into MATLAB, as well as annotate and visualize them. The focus is on using System Objects^™ for performing iterative computations on video frames. Importing and displaying video files Highlighting objects by drawing markers and shapes like rectangles Combining and overlaying two images Performing iterative computations on video frames
Detecting Objects	Objective: Utilize machine learning and deep learning algorithms for complex object detection. Marking objects of interest in training images Training and using a cascade object detector Using a deep learning object detector
Estimating Motion	Objective: Estimate direction and strength of motion in a video sequence. Understanding motion perception in images Estimating motion using optical flow methods
Tracking Objects	Objective: Track single and multiple objects and estimate their trajectory. Handle occlusion by predicting object position. Tracking single objects using a Kalman Filter Tracking multiple objects using a GNN tracker
Camera Calibration	Objective: Remove lens distortion from images. Measure size of planar objects. Estimating intrinsic, extrinsic, and lens distortion parameters of a camera Visualizing the calibration error Removing lens distortion Measuring planar objects in real-world units

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Course Schedule

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Dates	Location	Language	Price
25 Mar 2020- 26 Mar 2020	Japan, 東京都	Japanese	JPY 140,000
26 Mar 2020	Germany, Ismaning (bei München)	German	EUR 700
21 Apr 2020	Online 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. US Eastern Daylight Time	English	USD 750
20 May 2020	US, Massachusetts, Natick	English	USD 750
29 May 2020	France, Paris (Meudon)	French	EUR 700
10 Jun 2020	Korea (Republic Of), Gangnam, Seoul	Korean	KRW 450,000
17 Jun 2020- 18 Jun 2020	Japan, 名古屋市	Japanese	JPY 140,000
17 Jun 2020	US, California, San Jose	English	USD 750
29 Jul 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 750
06 Aug 2020	China, 北京	Chinese	CNY 3,250
15 Sep 2020	Online 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. US Eastern Daylight Time	English	USD 750
01 Oct 2020	Germany, Ismaning (bei München)	English	EUR 700
07 Oct 2020- 08 Oct 2020	Japan, 東京都	Japanese	JPY 140,000
28 Oct 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 750
10 Nov 2020	Korea (Republic Of), Gangnam, Seoul	Korean	KRW 450,000

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