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LRS: Learning, Recogntion, and Surveillance

Learning, Recognition, and Surveillance is a work-group at the Institute for Computer Graphics and Vision at Graz University of Technology. The group's main scientific research interests in the computer vision are machine learning and object recognition/detection/tracking, where the main focus of application is visual surveillance. For details see the homepage.

Short CV

Peter Roth received a MSc degree (Dipl.-Ing.) in Mathematics and a PhD degree (Dr.techn) in Computer Science, both from Graz University of Technology in 2002 and 2008, respectively. He is currently a postdoc researcher at the Institute for Computer Graphics and Vision at Graz University of Technology. His research interests are mainly object recogniton/detection and machine learning for vision in particular in the field of visual surveillance.

A full CV can be downloaded here .

Projects

• AUTOVISTA
• FSP Cognitive Vision
• CONEX

Research

• IDTB - Image Description Toolbox
• Conservative Learning Framework
• Tracking for Learning

Publications

• recent publications

Miscellaneous

• MATLAB2C Workshop
• How to become a co-author?
• The curse of Dipl.-Ing.

AAPR Workshop 2009 (ÖAGM 2009)

• Chair:
  • Peter M. Roth

• Co-Chairs:
  • Thomas Mauthner
  • Thomas Pock

• General Topic:
  • Visual Learning

• Invited Speakers:
  • Bastian Leibe
  • Stefan Roth

• Location:
  • Hofer-Muehle STAINZ

• Important Dates:
  • 22.02.2009: Submission of full papers
  • 23.03.2009: Notification of authors
  • 05.04.2009: Submission of final papers
  • 14.05.2009: Start of Workshop
  • 15.05.2009: End of Workshop

• Workshop's Homepage