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I work in computer vision and spoken language anlaysis. My advisor is Prof. Allan Jepson. My office is PT283E. I like drama (principally the on-stage kind), playing guitar (complete lack of talent notwithstanding), watching TV, and wasting time on the internet. I coördinate the weekly CSGSBS cookie breaks. |
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Object detection I'm playing width object detection right now. |
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Background colour detection/rectangular object detection For the background colour detection part, we describe a way to use the fact that the background colour appears in patches and the fact that we can predict the edge statistics of the background/non-background boundary. We also describe a perceptual organization based rectangle detection algorithm, and use a large synthetically-generated set to tune the parameters. The intended application is streamlining of the process of scanning in documents like photos and business cards using a flatbed scanner. Paper: Michael Guerzhoy and Hui Zhou. 2008. Segmentation of Rectangular Objects Lying on an Unknown Background in a Small Preview Scan Image. In Proc. of the Canadian Conference on Computer and Robot Vision (CRV 2008).(accepted). |
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Photo orientation detection We developed a system that determines the orientation of the input photo (from 0, 90, 180, and 270 degrees). You can try it if you have an Epson scanner.
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I'm teaching CSC180 in Fall 2009 (the course website is available on Blackboard). My tutorial notes for the Fall 2008 offering of CSC180 are here.
"Guerzhoy" is pronounced guer-ZHOY. "Zh" denotes the voiced postalveolar fricative, i.e., the "s" in "measure."