Lecture 04 - Interest Point Detection - 2014

[@SiddharthBhal]

Interesting story about Taylor. Interesting story about Newton also Sir! Your lecture is great!

[@stoka43]

Excellent lecture sir, I am a researcher in computer vision field and your lectures helped me a lot in my research

[@gotrendsexplore9214]

28:25 That was a dark . I also cracked up. Very unfortunate

[@coffle1]

Would be helpful if there was a guided programming lab session to go along with course!

[@asparwhite86]

I've been using these lectures to guide my learning of openCV.

[@nkhullar1]

What a brilliant lecture .. Thank you Sir, thank you very much.

[@team6612]

33:21 The first term's parentheses mean function parameters (apply x and y to I) and the following two are just simple multiplication right?

[@samisaleh3195]

very useful to me :)

[@StudyKorner]

Search C.J. harrish on research gate and google scholar and the legend is in front of you..

[@irsarafaqat7678]

Just repeating the slides

[@saisureshmacharlavasu3116]

@38:51

[@XavierSoriaPoma]

Hey to everyone and sorry but could anyone help me with 25:14 in I(x+u, y+v), what is (u,v)

[@aloAlopi]

+Xavier Soria Poma (xavysp) 'u' and 'v' are the displacements in the horizontal and vertical directions.

[@aloAlopi]

+Xavier Soria Poma (xavysp) 'u' and 'v' are the displacements in the horizontal and vertical directions.

[@XavierSoriaPoma]

ohh thanks a lot!!!