List of the Lecturers

Lecturer	Affiliation	Country	Proposed Title of the Lecture
Csaba Beleznai	Austrian Institue of Technology	Austria	Applied Aspects of Computer Vision: From Tasks to Possible Solutions
Allan Hanbury	Information Retrieval Facility	Austria	Multimodal Information Retrieval and Evaluation
Georg Langs	Medical University of Vienna	Austria	Studying the Structure of Cognition: Machine Learning and Neuroimaging
Tomas Pajdla	Czech Technical University in Prague	Czech Rebublic	Algebraic Solutions to Minimal Problems in Computer Vision
Gabriela Csurka	Xerox Research Center Europe	France	BOV and Fisher Vectors in Large Scale Image Classification and Retrieval
Laszlo Szirmay-Kalos	Budapest University of Technology and Economics	Hungary	GPGPU programming with image processing applications
Laszlo Czuni	University of Pannonia	Hungary	Vision based driver assistance systems
Tamas Sziranyi	MTA SZTAKI, Distributed Events Analysis Research Group	Hungary	The part and the whole: relations in the scene of sensors' measurement space
Dmitrij Chetverikov	MTA-SZTAKI, Image and Pattern Analysis Group	Hungary	4D Reconstruction Studio: Creating Dynamic 3D Models
Attila Fazekas	University of Debrecen	Hungary	Face detection, facial gesture recognition
Andras Hajdu	University of Debrecen	Hungary	Ensemble-based systems in medical image processing
Joseph M. Francos	Ben Gurion University, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering	Israel	A Universal and Exact Linear Framework for Estimation, Registration and Recognition of Deformable Objects
Alexander Bronstein	Tel Aviv University, School of Electrical Engineering	Israel	Spectral methods in deformable shape analysis
Anna Zawada-Tomkiewicz	Koszalin University of Technology	Poland	Application of wavelet decomposition in image enhancement and discrimination
Radu Orghidan	Technical University of Cluj-Napoca	Romania	3D reconstruction using a stereo configuration of perspective cameras
Camelia Florea	Technical University of Cluj-Napoca	Romania	Image processing in the compressed domain
Natasa Sladoje	University of Novi Sad, Dept. for Fundamental Disciplines	Serbia	Fuzzy sets and their applications in Image processing
Joakim Lindblad	Uppsala University & Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences	Sweeden	Precise image analysis with the Coverage model
Ian Jermyn	Durham University, Dept. of Mathematical Sciences	United Kingdom	Shape modelling with contours and fields
Vladimir Kolmogorov	University College London, Department of Computer Science	United Kingdom	MAP-MRF inference techniques in computer vision
Andrew Todd-Pokropek	University College London, Dept of Medical Physics & Bioengineering	United Kingdom	Analysis of multidimensional (and temporal) series of data and of image fusion
Kálmán Palágyi	University of Szeged, Dept. of Image Processing and Computer Graphics	Hungary	Shape representation by skeletonization
László Nyúl	University of Szeged, Dept. of Image Processing and Computer Graphics	Hungary	Fuzzy techniques for image segmentation
Zoltan Kato	University of Szeged, Dept. of Image Processing and Computer Graphics	Hungary	Markov Random Fields in Image Segmentation

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