Computer Graphics Laboratory ETH Zurich

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Seminar 'Advanced Methods in Computer Graphics and Vision' - AS11 - Home

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News

  • Change of schedule: There will be an extra session on Dec.22 in replacement of the cancelled session on Dec.1

Course Topics

This seminar covers advanced topics in computer graphics and vision, including both seminal research papers as well as the latest research results. Topics include data-driven modeling and animation, image based rendering, real-time vision & graphics, physical simulation and generative models, visual perception, computational photography, video synthesis, and others.

Course Setup

Every participant has to present one of the papers in the list below. Additionally, you are required to read the paper that is presented in class beforehand and participate in a discussion during the seminar. An assistant will provide support when preparing the slides and in case technical questions arise.

Learning Objectives

The goal is to get an in-depth understanding of actual problems and research topics in the field of computer graphics and vision as well as improve presentations and critical analysis skills.

Prerequisites

The "Visual Computing", "Introduction to Computer Graphics" and "Computer Vision I" courses are recommended, but not mandatory.

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Presence

Presence is mandatory to pass the seminar. If a student can not attend a seminar session, the reason (e.g. medical certificate) has to be given before the session and must be accepted by one of the organizers. More than three missed seminar sessions will cause the student to fail this class. The dates for the presentations can not be moved except there is someone willing to switch. The students participation in the group discussions will be documented by the organizers and contributes 25% to the final grade.

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Number 252-5701-00 L
Organizers M. Gross, M. Pollefeys, O. Sorkine, D. Aliaga, D. Bradley, L. Ballan, M. Skouras
Location HG E 33.3, Thursday, 15-17
ECTS Credits 2

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Schedule Description | Administration | Organization and Grading | Links | Schedule | Seminar Papers
Date Topic Paper Student Supervisor
22. SepIntroductionSlides
29. SepPresentation examplesUnstructured VBR
High Resolution Passive Facial Performance Capture
6. OctPhoto & Video ExplorationVideo Tapestries with Continuous Temporal Zoom Matthias SchelkerOliver Wang
Exploring Photobios Urs ZahlerTunc Aydin
13. OctDynamic 3D Modeling3D Reconstruction of a Smooth Articulated Trajectory from a Monocular Image Sequence Heinz HegiRoland Angst
Dynamic Shape Capture using Multi-View Photometric Stereo Manuel SprengerIlya Baran
20. OctFace Animation Scene UnderstandingRealtime Performance-Based Facial Animation Nicolas ImhofThabo Beeler
Manhattan Scene Understanding Using Monocular, Stereo, and 3D Features Bo LiAlexander Schwing
27. OctMotion Capture Image based modelingReal-Time Human Pose Recognition in Parts from Single Depth Images Severin KlinglerLuca Ballan
Image-based 3D modeling via Cheeger Sets Mohammed SinanChristian Haene
3. NovComputational PhotographyRectifying rolling shutter video from hand-held devices Juliane HuettlKevin koeser
10. NovDrawing/PaintingOverCoat: An Implicit Canvas for 3D Painting Nicholas PleshkoStelian Coros
ShadowDraw: Real-Time User Guidance for Freehand Drawing Thorben BochenekCengiz Oztireli
17. NovProcedural ModelingA Connection between Partial Symmetry and Inverse Procedural Modeling Yaron TauskyDaniel G. Aliaga
24. NovInteractive Shape DeformationAs-Killing-As-Possible Vector Fields for Planar Deformation Elena TeunissenAlec Jacobson
Symmetrization Pascal ZimmermannDaniele Panozzo
1. DecStructure from MotionDiscrete-Continuous Optimization for Large-Scale Structure from Motion Mathias FlierlFriedrich Fraundofer
Semantic Structure from Motion Cedric SiegenthalerAparna Taneja
8. DecStatic 3D ModellingRepetition-Based Dense Single-View Reconstruction Roland BaertschiGeorges Blatz
Automatic Reconstruction of Tree Skeletal Structures from Point Clouds Benjamin FlueckDerek Bradley
15. Dec3D DisplayLayered 3D: Tomographic Image Synthesis for Attenuation-based Light Field and High Dynamic Range Displays Gabor ZoggNico Ranieri
A Perceptual Model for Disparity Fabio RamboneFabio Maninchedda
22. DecStructure from MotionDiscrete-Continuous Optimization for Large-Scale Structure from Motion Mathias FlierlFriedrich Fraundofer

Seminar Papers Description | Administration | Organization and Grading | Links | Schedule | Seminar Papers

Video Tapestries with Continuous Temporal Zoom
[WWW] [pdf]

Exploring Photobios
[WWW] [pdf]

3D Reconstruction of a Smooth Articulated Trajectory from a Monocular Image Sequence
[WWW] [pdf]

Dynamic Shape Capture using Multi-View Photometric Stereo
[WWW] [pdf]

Realtime Performance-Based Facial Animation
[WWW] [pdf]

Manhattan Scene Understanding Using Monocular, Stereo, and 3D Features
[WWW] [pdf]

Real-Time Human Pose Recognition in Parts from Single Depth Images
[WWW] [pdf]

Image-based 3D modeling via Cheeger Sets
[WWW] [pdf]

Rectifying rolling shutter video from hand-held devices
[WWW] [pdf]

OverCoat: An Implicit Canvas for 3D Painting
[WWW] [pdf]

ShadowDraw: Real-Time User Guidance for Freehand Drawing
[WWW] [pdf]

A Connection between Partial Symmetry and Inverse Procedural Modeling
[WWW] [pdf]

As-Killing-As-Possible Vector Fields for Planar Deformation
[WWW] [pdf]

Symmetrization
[WWW] [pdf]

Discrete-Continuous Optimization for Large-Scale Structure from Motion
[WWW] [pdf]

Semantic Structure from Motion
[WWW] [pdf]

Repetition-Based Dense Single-View Reconstruction
[WWW] [pdf]

Automatic Reconstruction of Tree Skeletal Structures from Point Clouds
[WWW] [pdf]

Layered 3D: Tomographic Image Synthesis for Attenuation-based Light Field and High Dynamic Range Displays
[WWW] [pdf]

A Perceptual Model for Disparity
[WWW] [pdf]