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Computer Vision and Image Analysis
1. Foundations of Computer Vision
2. Image Formation and Representation
3. Fundamental Image Processing
4. Feature Detection and Description
5. Image Segmentation
6. Classical Object Recognition
7. Deep Learning for Computer Vision
8. Motion and Video Analysis
9. 3D Computer Vision
10. Computer Vision Applications
Classical Object Recognition
Template Matching
Cross-correlation Methods
Normalized Cross-correlation
Phase Correlation
Template Variations
Multi-scale Templates
Rotated Templates
Deformable Templates
Matching Metrics
Sum of Squared Differences
Sum of Absolute Differences
Correlation Coefficient
Sliding Window Detection
Window Design
Size Selection
Aspect Ratio
Stride Parameters
Multi-scale Detection
Image Pyramids
Scale-space Search
Computational Efficiency
Non-maximum Suppression
Overlap Criteria
Score-based Selection
Greedy Algorithms
Bag of Visual Words
Feature Extraction
Local Feature Detection
Descriptor Computation
Feature Sampling
Codebook Construction
K-means Clustering
Vocabulary Size Selection
Hierarchical Vocabularies
Image Representation
Histogram Construction
Term Frequency
Spatial Information
Classification
Support Vector Machines
Nearest Neighbor Methods
Ensemble Methods
Viola-Jones Framework
Haar-like Features
Rectangle Features
Feature Types
Integral Image Computation
AdaBoost Learning
Weak Classifier Selection
Weight Updates
Strong Classifier Construction
Cascade Structure
Stage Design
Rejection Thresholds
Computational Efficiency
Detection Process
Multi-scale Scanning
Post-processing
False Positive Reduction
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