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http://www.midasjournal.org/browse/publication/856

Title: Convex Optimization for Computer Vision

Abstract: Numerous computer vision problems can be solved by variational methods and partial differential equations.  Yet, many traditional approaches correspond to non-convex energies giving rise to suboptimal solutions and often strong dependency on appropriate initialization.  In my presentation, I will show how problems like image segmentation, multiple view reconstruction and optic flow estimation can be formulated as variational problems.  Subsequently, I will introduce methods of convexification which allow to compute globally optimal or near-optimal solutions. The resulting algorithms provide robust solutions, independent of initialization and compare favorable to spatially discrete graph theoretic approaches in terms of computation time, memory requirements and accuracy.  

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This system will add a cover page, with the same format for all Technical Reports, assigning the authors, title, date and identification number of the publication, in addition to the ISSN number of CTIM and a back cover.

According to the enclosed "Web of Knowledge ULPGC Citation Report", among the 50 most cited papers published by researchers of ULPGC (taking into account all topics and all years), CTIM`s researchers are co-authors of the papers in the position 1,2,8 and 16 of the list.