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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
In my postdoc, I shifted towards inverse imaging problems, where the observed data is not a direct image but a transform, such as in CT scans.
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Mathematical Approaches to Image Processing with Carola Schönlieb
@ Y Combinator
05/10/18
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
In CT imaging, what is measured are projections of a 3D object, and the goal is to reconstruct the object from these projections.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
The challenge in CT imaging is that the data collected is often insufficient for high-resolution images, leading to noise in the measurements.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
My PhD focused on image restoration, specifically using differential equations to solve problems similar to those addressed by Photoshop's content-aware fill.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
In collaborations with hospitals, we focus on developing algorithms that maximize the quality of high-resolution images from limited data, particularly in medical imaging.
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Joan Lasenby
09/17/18
@ Y Combinator
One of my early projects involved translating classical projective geometry concepts into geometric algebra, which simplified the mathematical complexity of computer vision tasks.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
In using neural networks for problems like computer tomography, we are exploring how to combine handcrafted models with neural networks, particularly in how we feed them prior information.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
The motivation for using parameter estimation in image processing has shifted towards machine learning, which has generated more interest in this area.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
For those interested in image processing, I recommend starting with foundational books and exploring recent research from institutions like UCLA.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
We are working with various disciplines, including chemical engineering, to understand dynamic processes through imaging techniques.