Image processing concerns image properties and image-to-image transformations, whereas the main target of computer vision is the 3-D world. As most computer vision algorithms require some form of image processing, the overlap between the two areas is significant. The contours of the two also blend into those of robotics, signal processing, pattern recognition, control theory, artificial intelligence and other fields. The Image Processing and Computer Vision (IPCV) Lab which is housed in Room ESB 320 in the Department of Electrical Engineering at IIT Madras was founded in 2001. It is a part of The Telecommunications and Computer Networks (TeNet) group with primary focus on image processing and computer vision. The lab currently has 13 working members and very good computational facilities. The members actively publish their works in international journals. The lab also has excellent industrial collaborations.
Current research works in the lab include,
| Deep Learning for Image Restoration |
Image Deblurring, Dehazing, and Super-resolution |
| Rolling-shutter Cameras |
Face Recognition |
| Motion Segmentation |
Compressed Imaging |
| Underwater Imaging |
Depth Estimation using Hand-held Camera |
| Image Forensics |
Aerial Imaging |
| Depth from Motion Blur |
Image and Video Matting |
| 3D Geometry Inpainting |
HDR Imaging and image Mosaicing |
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