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Computer Vision and ModelingComputer Vision and Modeling

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Principal Components with SVDPrincipal Components with SVD

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Linear Dimension Reduction:Linear Dimension Reduction:

High-dimensionalInput Space

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Linear Subspace:Linear Subspace:

+=

+ 1.7=

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Linear Subspace:Linear Subspace:

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Principal Components Analysis:Principal Components Analysis:

xWy ~

N

nT mnys

1

22 )][(

TN

nT xxS )~()~(

1

TTT WWSs 2

m

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Examples:Examples:

Data:

Kirby, Weisser, Dangelmayer 1993

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Examples:Examples:

Data:

PCA

New Basis Vectors

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Examples:Examples:

Data:

PCA

EigenLips

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Examples:Examples:

Face Recognition with Eigenfaces (Turk+Pentland, ):

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Examples:Examples:

Face Recognition System (Moghaddam+Pentland):

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Examples: Visual CortexExamples: Visual Cortex

Hubel

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Examples: Visual CortexExamples: Visual Cortex

Hubel

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Examples: Receptive FieldsExamples: Receptive Fields

Hubel

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Examples: Receptive FieldsExamples: Receptive Fields

Hancock et al: The principal components of natural images

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Examples: Receptive FieldsExamples: Receptive Fields

Hancock et al: The principal components of natural images

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Examples:Examples:

Active Appearance Models (AAM): (Cootes et al)

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Examples:Examples:

Active Appearance Models (AAM): (Cootes et al)

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Examples:Examples:

Active Appearance Models (AAM): (Cootes et al)

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Examples:Examples:

3D Morphable Models (Blanz+Vetter)

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Examples:Examples:

3D Morphable Models (Blanz+Vetter)

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ReviewReview

E(V)V V

Constrain-

Analytically derived:Affine, Twist/Exponential Map

Learned:Linear/non-linear

Sub-Spaces

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S = (p ,…,p )

E(S) Constrain

1 n

Non-Rigid Constrained Spaces

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Non-Rigid Constrained Spaces

Nonlinear Manifolds:

Linear Subspaces:

• Small Basis Set

• Principal Components Analysis

Mixture Models

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Examples:Examples:

Eigen Tracking (Black and Jepson)

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Examples:Examples:

Shape Models for tracking:

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More generic Feature/Shape Models:

Visual Motion Contours:Blake, Isard, Reynard

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More generic Feature/Shape Models:

Visual Motion Contours:Blake, Isard, Reynard

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Linear Discriminant Analysis:Linear Discriminant Analysis:

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Fisher’s linear discriminant:Fisher’s linear discriminant:

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))(())(( 1111Cn

Tnn

Cn

TnnW xxxxS T

BS ))(( 1212

wSw

WSwJ

WT

BT

KCn

nK

k xN

1

)( 121

WSw

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Example: Eigenfaces vs FisherfacesExample: Eigenfaces vs Fisherfaces

Glasses or not Glasses ?

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Example: Eigenfaces vs FisherfacesExample: Eigenfaces vs Fisherfaces

Input New Axis

Belhumeur, Hespanha, Kriegman 1997

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Nonlinear Manifolds

Nonlinear Manifolds:

Linear Subspaces:

• Small Basis Set

• Principal Components Analysis

Mixture Models