Computer Vision Demonstration Website

Electronics and Computer Science
University of Southampton
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Filtering
Fourier Transform
Averaging
Gaussian
Median
Thresholding
Non-Maximum Suppression
Low Level
Feature Extraction
Sobel Edge Detection
Marr Hildreth Edge Detection
Harris Corner Detection
Optical Flow
Finding Shapes
Hough Transform for Lines
Hough Transform for Circles
Active Contours & Snakes
Symmetry Operator
Biometrics
Face Recognition
Iris Recognition

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Welcome to the demonstration site which shows you working computer vision techniques. You will find introductory material at the top of the page with working implementations next. Explanatory material and code is found later on each page.

The demonstrations are in the form of Java Applets, and require Java to be installed on your machine. If you do not currently have Java installed, or need to update your installation, it is available here. These pages were developed using Java 5.0 update 9.

These pages were developed by Jamie Hutton and Ben Dowling, both MEng graduates from the University of Southampton, in consultation with Mark Nixon from the Electronics and Computer Science department.

The pages were designed and developed for educational purposes only, to demonstrate how computer vision techniques work. They are designed for no other purpose and neither the authors nor their institutions accept any liability concerning use of these pages.

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