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Computational Photography Si Lu Spring 2018 http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~lusi/CS510/CS510_Computati onal_Photography.htm 04/17/2018 Last Time o Color o Color to Gray 2 Today o Projects o Notes on Presentation 3 Project o Option 1. Literature

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Computational Photography

Si Lu

Spring 2018

http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~lusi/CS510/CS510_Computati

  • nal_Photography.htm

04/17/2018

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Last Time

  • Color
  • Color to Gray

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Today

  • Projects
  • Notes on Presentation

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Project

  • Option 1. Literature study
  • Option 2. System development
  • Option 3. Research

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Literature study

  • Not allowed to work in group
  • Read a rich set of research papers
  • Select a topic in Computational Photography
  • Write a survey paper (+10 papers)
  • Not interesting, nor exciting

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Literature study

  • No coding implementation required
  • Need to know and present all methods' details
  • Search for online survey papers to follow the structure
  • For each paper, write Sth. similar to weekly reading

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Project

  • Option 1. Literature study
  • Option 2. System development
  • Option 3. Research

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System development

  • You can work in group (1-2)
  • Project size: proportional to group size
  • Pick an algorithm you are interested in
  • Implement an easy-to-use system

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System development

  • You can work in group (1-2)
  • Project size: proportional to group size
  • Pick an algorithm you are interested in
  • Implement an easy-to-use system

n Could be a function/functions that

  • Take an image or anything as input
  • Produce an image/images as output

n Any programming language you like n No GUI implementation required n What I care most for the project are

  • Understanding of the algorithm
  • Your results and comparison
  • How you present and deliver

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Project

  • Option 1. Literature study
  • Option 2. System development
  • Option 3. Research

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Research

  • You can work in group (1-2)
  • Project size: proportional to group size
  • Define a new research problem and solve it
  • Or: develop a new solution to an existing one

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Candidate Project Topics

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Project Grading

  • Proposal
  • Mid-term presentation
  • Final presentation
  • Project Report

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Questions?

  • I prefer you ask now

n Help others to understand

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How we presnet?

  • General principles
  • Slides design

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These are recommendations from my personal experience or background. Not necessarily working for all of you!

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General principles

  • Know your goal

n For a conference talk n For a job interview talk n For a class project report

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General principles

  • Know your goal
  • Know your audience

n Professional ones working in your area n Or: Not familiar with your work, at all! n Audience can not make up things

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General principles

  • Know your goal
  • Know your audience
  • Know your medium

n Audiens easily get lost

  • K.I.S.S. (keep it simple stupid)
  • Repeat key insights (forecast/summary)

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General principles

  • Know your goal
  • Know your audience
  • Know your medium
  • Cut material ruthlessly

n More is less n Less is more

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General principles

  • Know your goal
  • Know your audience
  • Know your medium
  • Cut material ruthlessly
  • Make one key point (hierarchically)

n 3-5 rule

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General principles

  • Know your goal
  • Know your audience
  • Know your medium
  • Cut material ruthlessly
  • Make one key point (hierarchically)
  • Transitions make the talk

n Better connection gives better overviews n Make your talk easier to follow

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General principles

  • Know your goal
  • Know your audience
  • Know your medium
  • Cut material ruthlessly
  • Make one key point (hierarchically)
  • Transitions make the talk
  • Practise!!! A lot!

n Time controll is difficult at first n Relax and breath after every sentence n Prepare for the Question and Anwser section

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General principles

  • Know your goal
  • Know your audience
  • Know your medium
  • Cut material ruthlessly
  • Make one key point (hierarchically)
  • Transitions make the talk
  • Practise!!! A lot!
  • Tell a good story

n Organize your content well by story telling

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How we presnet?

  • General principles
  • Slides design

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Slides design

25 Components

  • 1. Presenting with Type
  • 2. Communicating with Color
  • 3. Using Images to Tell Stories
  • 4. Making an Impact with Video
  • 5. Simplifying the Data
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Slides design

26 Principles

  • 1. Seeing and Using Space
  • 2. Creating Purpose and Focus
  • 3. Achieving Harmony
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Next Time

  • Tone Mapping
  • HDR

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