Computational color (3621520, 5 ECTS)

Period 2, 24.10. - 16.12.2011, 2011.

Ville Heikkinen, School of Computing, University of Eastern Finland, Joensuu campus


Learning Outcomes:

After completing the course, students understand the basic concepts of spectral color representation and relation of spectral space to standard color coordinate systems. Course introduces possibilities and problems in accurate color imaging and reproduction. Especially, the course introduces methods for color calibration and estimation of reflectance spectrum from RGB- and multispectral measurements. Mathematical methods like PCA, NMF, and NTF are introduced for analysis and processing of spectral data. Student will have skills for practical use of the above mentioned methods for color management in spectral color space.

Topics:


Lectures (32 h): Starting from Monday, October 24, 8-10.

  • Lecture times: October 24 - December 20, Mondays, 8-10 and Thursdays, 12-14.
  • Place: Lecture room TD106.

Changes to lecture times:

Lecture slides:

Lecture 1, Part 1
Lecture 1, Part 2
Lecture 2
Lecture 3
Lecture 4
Lectures 5 and 6
Lecture 7
Lecture 8
Lecture 10
Lecture 11

Summary

Article:

NTF vs. PCA Features for Searching in a Spectral Image Database

Project work:

Practical assigment 1
Data for assigment 1

Practical assigment 2
Data for assigment 2

Practical assigment 3
Data for assigment 3

Requirements: Project works 1-3 must be completed.

Presentations of project works: December 12

Preliminary knowledge:

Basics of linear algebra.

Final exam:

Written exam 3 hours.
Exam: December 15, 12-15 (TD106)

Forms of Assessment:

75% written exam, 25% project work.