Matlab

• CMU Matlab Page
• MATLAB Intro at Utah
• UNH Math Dept MATLAB Tutorials
• Ben’s MATLAB tutorial: contains useful information on how to run and edit MATLAB code within emacs here at Georgia Tech

Previous Versions of This Course

• Fall 2003, taught by Jim Rehg
• Fall 2002, taught by Jim Rehg
• Fall 2001, taught by Aaron Bobick and Thad Starner
• Fall 2000, taught by Thad Starner

Related Books

The following supplemental texts may be helpful:

• Robot Vision by B. Horn, MIT Press, 1986.
  This is one of the few classic vision texts. It is particularly strong in describing image formation, visual motion, and the recovery of shape and depth.
• Vision Science: Photon to Phenomenology by S. Palmer, MIT Press 1999.
  This recent compendium provides a good synthesis of the field from a psychological perspective. (See the review in AJP).
• Foundations of Vision by Brian A. Wandell, Sinauer Associates, Inc. 1995.
  This is an excellent text, with a great treatment of color and early human vision.
• Multiple View Geometry by R. Hartley and A. Zisserman
  An excellent textbook on the state of the art in geometry as used in computer vision

Computer Vision Links

Computer Vision Home Page at CMU