BIWI Seminar - Knowledge-Based Image Interpretation

The BIWI Seminar series consist of scientific talks about various topics of computer vision, visualization and medical image analysis. The oral presentations range from Semester and Master Thesis presentation, through presentations of BIWI lab members (such as conference talk rehearsals) to talks given by invited speakers.

We aim to have a seminar every Thursday at 10:15am in ETF C109 during term, with occasional others. The [biwi-seminar] mailing list informs you about all public upcoming events. Subscribe here. Reminders of seminars with full details will be emailed to all those on our seminar mailing list (this automatically includes all BIWI Group members and students currently doing a Semster or Master Thesis with us).

Timing: 45 min + 15 min questions (20 min + 10 min questions for Semester and Master works).
Legend: invited speaker (extern), Semester and Master works (biwi-only), date/time/place changes

Date and time	Place	Speaker	Title of the talk
Thu. 2012/05/10 10:15am	ETF C109	Dimitris Bolis Semester Work for BIWI (supervisor: A. Jakab, O. Goksel)	On Exploiting Connectomics for Thalamic Nuclei Localization: A Supervised Learning Approach Abstract
Thu. 2012/05/10 1:00pm	Value Lab	Patrick Plattner Master Thesis for BIWI (supervisor: M. Van den Bergh)	Multi-Kinect Multi-Person Tracking for Interaction in the Value Lab Abstract
Thu. 2012/05/03 10:15am	ETF C109	Cordelia Schmid LEAR project-team, INRIA Grenoble	Aggregating local image descriptors for large-scale image retrieval and classification Abstract
Thu. 2012/05/03 3:00pm	ETZ E81	Angela Yao BIWI, PhD-Defense	Vision-Based Human Motion Analysis
Thu. 2012/04/26 10:15am	ETF C109	Valeria De Luca BIWI, Talk at ISBI	Speeding-up image registration for repetitive motion scenarios Abstract
Thu. 2012/04/19 10:15am	ETF C109	Daphna Weinshall School of Computer Science and Engineering, Hebrew University of Jerusalem	Novelty detection, hierarchical information sharing, and knowledge transfer Abstract
Thu. 2012/04/19 3:00pm	ETZ E81	Fabian Nater BIWI, PhD-Defense	Abnormal Behavior Detection in Surveillance Videos
Mon. 2012/04/16 10:15am	ETF C109	Adrien Gaidon LEAR team, INRIA Grenoble	Learning temporal information for action recognition Abstract
Fri. 2012/04/13 9:00am	ETF C109	Severin Stalder BIWI, PhD-Defense	Paradigms in Visual Object Tracking
Fri. 2012/04/13 3pm	ETF C109	Shai Avidan Tel-Aviv University	Solving Jigsaw Puzzles Abstract
Thu. 2012/04/12 10:15am	ETZ E7	Nicu Sebe Multimedia Signal Processing and Understanding, University of Trento, Italy	Human-centered Computing: Challenges and Perspectives Abstract
Thu. 2012/04/12 2:00pm	ETZ E81	Gabriele Fanelli BIWI, PhD-Defense	Automatic Head and Face Analysis for Human-Computer Interaction
Tue. 2012/04/03 10:30am	ETZ J64.1	Stefano Pellegrini BIWI, PhD-Defense	Modeling and Tracking Social Walkers
Mon. 2012/04/02 4:15pm	ETZ E9	Julien Pettré INRIA-Rennes	Realistic Microscopic Crowd Simulation Abstract
Fri. 2012/03/30 10:15am	ETF C109	Nour Zalmai Semester Work for BIWI (supervisor: M. Dantone)	Content Aware Image Retargeting - Automatic Zooming Abstract
Thu. 2012/03/29 10:15am	ETF C109	Goran Jevdjic Semester Work for BIWI (supervisor: S. Hirsch)	Blood Transport Estimation based on Contrast Agent Washout Abstract
Thu. 2012/03/22 10:15am	ETF C109	Benjamin de Capitani Semester Work for BIWI (supervisor: G. Roig)	Efficient Superpixel Segmentation for Robotic Applications Abstract
Fri. 2012/03/16 10:15am	ETF C109	Vito Semeraro Semester Work for BIWI (supervisor: G. Fanelli)	Real Time Facial Feature Detection using View-based Active Shape Models Abstract
Thu. 2012/03/08 10:15am	ETF C109	Hayko Riemenschneider Institute for Computer Graphics and Vision, Graz, University of Technology	Detection and Segmentation for Urban City Modeling Abstract
Thu. 2012/03/01 10:30am	ETF C109	Thomas Pollok Bachelor Thesis for BIWI (supervisor: M. Gessat)	Automatische Merkmalsextraktion zur Rekonstruktion eines 3D-Modells eines expandierten Stents aus medizinischen Bilddaten Abstract
Thu. 2012/02/16 10:15am	ETF C109	Santiago Manén Freixa Semester Work for BIWI (supervisor: M. Van den Bergh)	Building Color Segmentation Abstract
Thu. 2012/02/09 10:15am	ETF C109	Veronica Andrade Master Thesis for BIWI (supervisor: F. Nater)	Consumer Depth Cameras for Indoor Abnormal Event Detection Abstract

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A "typical" seminar: PhD-Comics ;-)

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