Eugene Yan • 5/15/2017

OMSCS CS6476 (Computer Vision) Review and Tips

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The article is a detailed review of the Computer Vision course (CS6476) in Georgia Tech's OMSCS program. It covers why the author took the course, specific algorithms and applications taught (e.g., Hough transform, stereo matching, SIFT), the structure of lectures and assignments, and practical tips for succeeding. Assignments involve implementing algorithms from scratch in Python/Numpy and writing experimental reports.

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