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Stockman MSU/CSE Fall Computer Vision: Week 1 Intro. What are its goals? What are the applications What are some ways of using images (Later: methods and programming)

Stockman MSU/CSE Fall First day course business Syllabus on web Homework 1 specs on web (due 5 Sep) Course web pages ( Computer accounts: DECS or CSE Textbook by Shapiro and Stockman Read both Chapters 1 and 2 Read outside reading S1 (.pdf online)

Stockman MSU/CSE Fall Manufacturing case 100 % inspection needed Quality demanded by major buyer Assembly line updated for visual inspection well before today’s powerful computers

Stockman MSU/CSE Fall Simple Hole Counting Alg. Customer needs 100% inspection About 100 holes Big problem if any hole missing Implementation in the 70’s Alg also good for counting objects

Stockman MSU/CSE Fall Imaging added to line Camera placed above conveyor line Back lighting added 1D of image from motion of object past the camera

Stockman MSU/CSE Fall Critical “corner patterns” “external corner” has 3(1)s and 1(0) “internal corner” has 3(0)s and 1(1) Holes computed from only these patterns!

Stockman MSU/CSE Fall Hole (Object) Counting Alg.

Stockman MSU/CSE Fall #holes = (#e - #i)/4

Stockman MSU/CSE Fall Variations on Algorithm Easy if entire image is in memory Only need to have 2 rows in memory at any time * used in the 1970’s * can allow special hardware Relate to driving around city blocks. Check out C++ program and results on web.