Math 199: Spring & Summer 2002
Special Studies in Mathematics
Topics: Image Analysis Research Projects for Undergraduates
Meeting Time: Thursday, 2-3pm
Location: MS 7629
Mentors: Luminita Vese & Stanley Osher
Office: MS 7620-D
E-mail: lvese@math.ucla.edu & sjo@math.ucla.edu
Description:
All enrolled students are meeting with the mentors once a week. During
these meetings, each student presents a paper selected together with the
mentors.
Also, students in teams of two are working on projects, related with the
presented papers. Additional meetings for each project are held every week.
The students have to prepare a written repport in the end, describing their
research project.
Participants
Faculty Members: Stanley Osher, Luminita Vese.
Undergraduate Students: Tony Kim, Grace Tsui, Avanti Paranjpye,
Jarrick Lau, Arif Tirta, Edward Cheon.
Material Covered:
Active contours without edges ,
Chan, T.F.; Vese, L.A.,
IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, Volume: 10, Issue: 2,
Feb. 2001, Pages: 266 -277.
Nonlinear Total Variation Based Noise Removal Algorithms
L. Rudin, S. Osher, E. Fatemi, Physica D 60 (1-4): 259-268 NOV 1 1992.
Geodesic active contours ,
Caselles V, Kimmel R, Sapiro G, IJCV, 22 (1): 61-79 FEB-MAR 1997.
What is in a pebble shape ,
D. Durian.
Scale-Space and Edge-Detection using Anisotropic Diffusion,
P. Perona and J. Malik, IEEE Transactions on PAMI, 12 (7): 629-639 JUL 1990.
Mathematical Problems in Image Processing: Partial Differential Equations
and the Calculus of Variations,
G. Aubert and P. Kornprobst,
Series: Applied Mathematical Sciences. Volume. 147, Springer 2002.
Projects:
Linear active contours without edges : Jarrick Lau and Arif Tirta.
This project was on the extension of the piecewise-constant active contours
model without edges to the piecewise-linear case.
Image denoising with total variation minimization and different L^p
norms for the fidelity term: Avanti Paranjpye and Edward Cheon
Project
This project was devoted to comparisons using the total variation minimization
model for image denoising, for various L^p norms of the fidelity term.
Geodesic active contours for contour detection of pebble shapes and
computation of the cumulative curvature: Tony Kim and Grace Tsui.
This project was on the applications of geodesic active contours to images
of pebbles. The goal was to detect and extract the contour shape of the
pebble, and compute the cumulative distribution of the curvature. This is
useful in the study of erosion of pebbles, in physics. This project is in
collaboration with Prof. Douglas Durian, from the Physics Dept., UCLA.
REU Program Summer 2000
Mentors: Luminita Vese and Tony Chan.
Research project:
Minimizing functionals
using partial differential equations and applications to matching of objects in
dimension one.
Students:
Roya Furmurly and Narineh Movsessian.
Useful Links
Math 199 General Course Information
IPAM Research in Industrial Projects for (undergraduate) Students (RIPS)