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CSU Computer vision laboratory - theoretical and practical research |
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This seminar talk will be an overview of Dr Xu s recent work in computer
vision and pattern recognition. In terms of applications, he will
present the underlying computer vision algorithms used in a number of
systems he has developed, including the human head tracking using
calibrated PTZ camera, PTZ whiteboard scanning and image enhancement and
perceptual studio camera interface. In terms of theoretical research, he
will present recent results in the joint ellipse model fitting to 2d
silhouettes using iterative Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm. |
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Dr Xu obtained B.E (Computer Engineering) from UNSW in 2000 and PhD
(Computer Science) from University of Technology, Sydney in 2006. He is
currently a lecturer at the school of Computing and Mathematics at
Charles Sturt University. Dr Xu has been working in computer vision,
image processing and pattern recognition since 2001, and has developed a
number of theoretical algorithms as well as many computer visions based
multimedia applications.
Dr Xu has published more than twenty-five peer-reviewed publications and
has won the "Best Student Paper" award in Visual Image Processing
Workshop (VIP04) in 2004. He was awarded with a number of CSU internal
and external grants, and currently supervising three PhD students. Since
2007, Dr Xu is also directing the Computer Vision and Advanced Games
Technology (CoVAG) laboratory at CSU. |
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