Computational Vision

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Professor of Optometry and Vision Science Bruno Olshausen discusses computational models of sensory coding and visual perception.

Research projects in computational vision include investigations into binocular vision, motion and space perception, computer aided corneal topographic modeling and visualization, computational neuroscience, spatial vision modeling, computational modeling of early vision, texture, stereopsis, 3D vision, object recognition, scanpath theory, telerobotics, virtual reality, ocular aberrations, and myopia.

Faculty Involved with Computational Vision

Martin Banks.

Martin Banks, PhD

Professor Emeritus Optometry and Vision Science

School of Optometry & Vision Science

Emily Cooper.

Emily Cooper, PhD

Associate Professor of Optometry & Vision Science

School of Optometry & Vision Science

Yang Dan.

Yang Dan, PhD

Professor of Neurobiology and Vision Science

Molecular & Cell Biology

Jack Gallant.

Jack Gallant, PhD

Professor of Psychology

Psychology

Jitendra Malik, PhD.

Jitendra Malik, PhD

Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

Guanghan Meng.

Guanghan Meng, PhD

Assistant Professor of Optometry and Vision Science

James OBrian.

James F. O’Brien, PhD

Professor of Computer Science

Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

Bruno A. Olshausen.

Bruno A. Olshausen, PhD

Professor of Vision Science, Optometry and Neuroscience

School of Optometry & Vision Science

Jorge Otero-Millan.

Jorge Otero-Millan, PhD

Assistant Professor of Optometry & Vision Science

School of Optometry & Vision Science

David Whitney.

David Whitney, PhD

Professor of Psychology

Psychology