Final Project

Groups of 1 or 2.
  1. Checkpoint due April 22, this should include:
    1. specification of what you intend to do,
    2. what data you will use,
    3. how you will evaluate your results, and
    4. any progress that you've made so far.
  2. Final project due May 8, the report should include:
    1. Implementation details expressed as pseudo-code, with an english description of why you chose the particular features that you used, and what did or didn't work.
    2. Experimental results on your data sets.
  3. Potential ideas:
    1. Attack any currently in use CAPTCHA system
    2. Make some use of the AMOS data set.
    3. Implement livewire segmentation (so that it is fast enough for interactive use).
    4. Implement a mean-shift or particle filter tracker, using either background subtraction (then finding and tracking blobs), or template matching for the Wash U. webcam (http://www.wustl.edu/webcam). Provide tracking results for at least 5 minutes of video.