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EE368/CS232: Digital Image Processing Bernd Girod 3 units, letter grade (ABCD/NP) Course Description Image sampling and quantization, color, point operations, segmentation, morphological image processing, linear image filtering and correlation, image transforms, eigenimages, multiresolution image processing, noise reduction and restoration, feature extraction and recognition tasks, image registration. Emphasis is on the general principles of image processing. Students learn to apply material by implementing and investigating image processing algorithms in Matlab and optionally on Android mobile devices. Term project. Recommended: EE261, EE278B. Course catalog entry Privacy Notice: This class is offered on SCPD for remote students. Weekly lectures and problem sessions are recorded and are available to all students enrolled in this course. This class involves classroom participation and as such, it is possible that students may appear on the audio/video recordings. Session recordings are not accessible to those not enrolled in this course and will not be re-used for future versions of this course. Teaching Staff Instructor: Bernd Girod Email: ee368-win1920-staff@lists.stanford.edu Office Hours: By appointment, in Packard 373 Course Assistants: Jayant Thatte Office Hours: Monday, 3:00 pm - 5:00pm in Packard 106 Email: ee368-win1920-staff@lists.stanford.edu Google Hangout account: ee368hw@gmail.com Weekly Problem Session: Friday, 1:30 pm - 2:50 pm in Huang Engineering Center 18 (for 7 weeks) Grading
We reserve the right to change the above grading scheme. Instructional Format The course is taught in ''flipped classroom'' format. All lectures are pre-recorded, edited into shorter topical modules, and supplemented by quiz questions for reinforcement. Lecture videos and quizzes are released every Monday on https://canvas.stanford.edu/courses/110611 during the first 7 weeks of the quarter. You must complete all lectures and quizzes by Monday, 1:30 pm of the following week to receive full credit. On Mondays (or Wednesdays, if Monday is a holiday), the class meets in-person to discuss the lectures of the previous week. Students are expected to attend and come prepared. SCPD Students SCPD students are not required to attend the weekly lectures. In lieu of in person participation during in-class lectures, SCPD students have the option of submitting a brief video (about 3 minutes long, 5 minutes maximum) relating to a question or a topic discussed in class during that week. SCPD students must either (1) attend the lecture in person, or (2) submit the short video every week. Homeworks Note: To calculate the homework grade, we only consider the best 6 out of 7 assignments (worst out of 7 is discarded) A new homework is released each Monday and is then due by 1:30pm on the following Wednesday (after 9 days). All weekly Homework must be submitted online via Gradescope. Please create an account and use entry code 9PRV3V. Homework solutions should be written and submitted individually, but discussions among students are encouraged. There will be 30% penalty for late homework submitted by Friday 1:30pm. No grade will be given to homework submitted afterwards. (Note: This is only valid for homeworks, there is no late submission allowed for the online quizzes). Dissemination of Course Information The main class website (http://www.stanford.edu/class/ee368) contains the class schedule, assignments, software tutorials, and general class information. Lecture videos and interactive quizzes are available in the platform: EE368/CS232 Canvas Website Note: Online quizzes are released every Monday and are due before the in-class session of the following week -- Monday at 1:30 pm (or Wednesday at 1:30 pm if Monday is a holiday). SCPD recordings of lecture videos are available on the SCPD platform: EE368/CS232 SCPD Website To facilitate open discussion of questions, we have also activated a Piazza account for this class. To enroll in Piazza for this course, click this link: piazza.com/stanford/winter2020/ee368cs232 All students enrolled in the class through Axess will be automatically placed on the email list ee368-win1920-students@lists.stanford.edu. Problem Sessions Problem sessions that review the weekly assignments are held every Friday, 1:30 - 2:50 pm in Huang during the first 7 weeks of the quarter. The sessions are recorded by SCPD. Late Midterm Exam The midterm is a 24-hour take-home exam. Students can choose one of 3 slots in the February 26-29 time window. Problems are similar to the weekly assignments, but should require less time overall (typically 5-6 hours). Final Project The final project is a two-week competition to solve a challenging image processing problem using the tools that have been discussed in the class. Solutions must be submitted individually; no collaboration is allowed. Matlab code will be evaluated by the teaching staff on a previously unseen data set. The project is graded based on performance, technical merit, and the quality of the written report. The final project assignment is released on Monday, March 2, 2020. Reports and source code are due on Friday, March 13 (last day of classes). Projects for Extra Credits Research projects that complement EE368/CS232 can be arranged on a limited basis. Interested individuals or groups must consult with the instructor before signing up for 3 units of EE390/EE391 or equivalent. Computing Resources All students can access MATLAB for free on Stanford FarmShare: https://web.stanford.edu/group/farmshare/cgi-bin/wiki/index.php/MATLAB For basic tutorials on MATLAB, please look here. Popular Textbooks and Reading Material Textbooks:
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