

Welcome
to the Computer Vision Research Laboratory at UCSB. The name is there for
historical reasons; however, our research agenda and project scope have
broadened to include a diverse set of interesting and challenging topics.
Today, students, visitors, and faculty are engaged in advanced research related
to computer vision, medical image analysis, computer graphics, and
bioinformatics. This page is constantly under construction and contains
descriptions of some sample projects in the Computer Vision Laboratory. If you
desire further information, please contact Professor Yuan-Fang Wang directly.
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Please do not duplicate, copy, reproduce, redistribute, disseminate,
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Detecting
piggy-backing security breaches by face counting, Sample
1 (1.2M), Sample 2 (1.5M)
Creating passenger departure records at the
airport metal detector (11M)
Multi-camera cooperative tracking, sensor data fusion, and
activity recognition (63M)
Tracking vehicles on the ground from UAV flight video
(13M)
Outdoor tracking (36M)
Indoor tracking (7M)
Mosaic UAV flight video into Terrain Maps (10M)
Hsi-Lai Temple in Hacienda Height, CA
More Hsi-Lai Temple in Hacienda Height, CA
Rectification in UAV flight video (8M)
Rectification in video-endoscopy (13M)
Rectification in video-endoscopy, Unrectified (4M) Rectified (2M)
A
spherical organ under a poking disturbance. (584k)
The
same spherical organ under a rubbing disturbance. (560k)
The
same sphere organ under a combined rubbing and poking disturbance. (631k)
Extremely
large disturbance. (2.5M)
These clips are copy-righted.
Please do not duplicate, copy, reproduce, redistribute, disseminate,
adapt display, alter, or reverse engineer these video clips without permission. If you desire further information, please contact Professor Yuan-Fang
Wang directly.
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