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EE569 Digital Video Processing Copyright Xin Li 2007 * Tantalizing Questions Why constrained to two frames for ME? A simplified solution: N-frame ME problem boils down to N-1 two-frame ME ones Is HVS really establishing point-to-point correspondence during motion perception? Psychological studies do not support this model New direction in joint spatio-temporal analysis What do we gain by handling N frames together? We will discuss this issue later in detail * * * * * * EE569 Digital Video Processing Copyright Xin Li 2007 EE569 Digital Video Processing Copyright Xin Li 2007 EE569 Digital Video Processing Copyright Xin Li 2007 * EE569: Digital Video Processing Instructor: Xin Li (office: ESB939) Email: xinl@ or Xin.Li@ (preferred) Lecture time: MWF 10:00-10:50AM Office hour: M 2:00-3:00PM or by appointment EE569 Digital Video Processing Copyright Xin Li 2007 * Prerequisites EE465 (Introduction to Digital Image Processing) or equivalent course or equivalent working experience Mathematical background: elementary geometry, probability and random process, differential equations Signal processing background: signal and system (EE327/329), coding (quantization and entropy coding), processing (interpolation, filtering and restoration) EE569 Digital Video Processing Copyright Xin Li 2007 * Course Homepage I will put lots of additional teaching materials (papers, demos, data) in addition to all PPT slides It will also contain course-related announcements, computer assignments and their solutions /~xinl/courses/ee569/ EE569 Digital Video Processing Copyright Xin Li 2007 * Textbooks A.M. Tekalp, Prentice-Hall, 1995 Yao Wang, J?rn Ostermann, Ya-Qin Zhang Prentice Hall, 2002 EE569 Digital Video Processing Copyright Xin Li 2007 * Course Objectives Knowledge learning A comprehensive coverage of video processing Width is preferred over depth Research skill training What kind of problems should you work on? How to solve problems? (Polya has a famous book about this) From an