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Students should know the fundamentals of linear algebra and calculus. The knowledge of any programming language is beneficial, though not required.

Approx. 11 hours to complete
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What you will learn

  • Learn radiometric concepts related to light and how it interacts with scenes.

  • Understand reflectance models and the different physical mechanisms that determine the appearance of a surface.

  • Develop a method for recovering the shape of a surface from its shading.

  • Understand the principle of photometric stereo where a dense surface normal map of the scene is obtained by varying the illumination direction.

Skills you will gain

  • Photometric Stereo
  • Depth from Focus and Defocus
  • Structed Light Methods
  • Reflectance Models
  • Radiometry
Flexible deadlines
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Shareable Certificate
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Beginner Level

Students should know the fundamentals of linear algebra and calculus. The knowledge of any programming language is beneficial, though not required.

Approx. 11 hours to complete
English

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Columbia University

Syllabus - What you will learn from this course

Week1
Week 1
2 hours to complete

Getting Started: 3D Reconstruction - Single Viewpoint

2 hours to complete
7 readings
Week2
Week 2
2 hours to complete

Radiometry and Reflectance

2 hours to complete
Week3
Week 3
2 hours to complete

Photometric Stereo

2 hours to complete
Week4
Week 4
1 hour to complete

Shape from Shading

1 hour to complete

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