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author Robert McIntyre <rlm@mit.edu>
date Thu, 16 Jan 2014 10:30:23 -0500
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64 some cost function using these primitives. 64 some cost function using these primitives.
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67 Horn, technical report, 1970 67 Horn, technical report, 1970
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71 * Fri Oct 4 2013 69 * Fri Oct 4 2013
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73 Student report. Talked about how you capture the appearance of a 71 Student report. Talked about how you capture the appearance of a
74 grape. It's actually quite compicated, involving gloss, spatial 72 grape. It's actually quite compicated, involving gloss, spatial
75 context, etc. 73 context, etc.
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92 This student went and gathered 1000 images of different large 90 This student went and gathered 1000 images of different large
93 objects made of different materials. The images were gathered off of 91 objects made of different materials. The images were gathered off of
94 Flikr. 92 Flikr.
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96 94 Then she gave another talk from someone else. It's about assigning
95 materials to objects and then rendering them. The choice of
96 materials is determined by some sort of expert system?
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98 98 They have made a neat looking interface for human entry of texture
99 labeling or objects in scenes. The important elements were manual
100 labels, dynamic display of the current selection, and undo.
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102 There are papers about mechanical turk engineering.
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104 lol http://opensurfaces.cs.cornell.edu/
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106 CUBAM is interesting 2010 "The multidimensional wisdom of crowds."
107 "Neural Information processing systems" some sort of voting scheme.
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109 The point of this is apparently to do some kitchen makeover
110 thing. You would take a picture of your kitchen, or you would look
111 for a kitchen that looks like yours, and then you would be able to
112 investigate different textures for your own kitchen.
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114 apparently "Label ME" has never been appropriately
115 crowdsourced. Turns out that you get better work if you don't use
116 idiots to do the work lol.