I'm trying to write a new computer vision textbook. I'm going to post updated versions here as I do so. The plan is to first teach probability and machine learning and then present each chapter as a different model with associated learning and inference algorithms.
Monday, May 16, 2011
New version
Many small errors fixed throughout the book. I've added the examples and literature review to the chapter on tracking.
Friday, May 6, 2011
More changes
Just posted another new version - this one has a first draft of the notes, problems and examples for the shape chapter (which BTW I don't really consider to be in great shape at this time). I've also managed to fix the annoying bug to do with hyperref that made the problems go off the bottom of the page.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
New version
There was a new version posted this afternoon. It has everything complete up to the end of the chapter 14 (the end of the geometry section). I've also fixed numerous small errors that have been helpfully pointed out to me by various people. I've finally
managed to figure out how to get the hyper-links working in the text as well so it should be a more friendly PDF document from now on.
managed to figure out how to get the hyper-links working in the text as well so it should be a more friendly PDF document from now on.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
New post
Now completed first draft of the applications, problems, and literature review up to the end of Chapter 11 (Markov Random Fields). Fixed numerous errors. Thanks particularly to James Tompkin and Yun Fu for helping find these.
Friday, April 8, 2011
Applications
New update yesterday - now completed first draft of Applications, References, Algorithm and Problems up to chapter 9 and working on chapter 10. Various small errors found in earlier chapters and corrected.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Minor corrections
Two updates in two days. Put in many minor corrections suggested by Yun Fu and Mikhail Sizintsev. The changes are all in chapters 5-8.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
New update
New update last night - added the version 0.0 of a chapter on Bag of Words models and fixed a lot of mistakes since last time. I'm now working my way through the book adding in problems, applications and references. Yes. After 550 pages there are finally (some) references.
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