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… and Artificial Intelligence 24 Introduction to Image & Video Processing Full course description Image and video processing is everywhere around us, in smartphones, robotics, medicine, security systems, microscopy, remote sensing, video games, travel, shopping, environmental management and many other applications. Image and video processing is based on principles of signal processing, extended to multiple dimensions. In this class students will have a short introduction to basic 2D signals and … Introduction to Image and Video Processing can replace 1 of the third year electives. Prerequisites Desired prior knowledge: Calculus, Linear Algebra, Machine Learning. Recommended reading Computer Vision: a Modern Approach. D. A. Forsyth, J. Ponce (online). KEN3238 Period 5 4 Apr 2022 3 Jun 2022 Print course description ECTS credits: 4.0 Coordinator: A. Briassouli Teaching methods: Project-Centered Learning Assessment methods: Written exam Project 2-2 Full course description Students work on a … Computer programs have difficulty in interpreting the information presented on web pages. The focus on human readable information introduces restrictions on what computer programs can do to support human users in tasks such as: finding information buying goods making travel plans The Semantic Web should eliminate these restrictions by separating the content of what is presented on a web page from the way it is presented. In recent years, the focus has shifted to providing data, independent of …

… After completing the requirements of both programmes - if everything goes as planned, this happens without any study delay - they receive two degrees, one from each university. Go the extra mile “This may all sound fairly easy, yet it’s not a ‘buy one, get one for free’ kind of situation,” says associate professor and master’s coordinator Wilfred Germeraad. “We ask our students to go the extra mile. In order to meet the final attainment levels of both programmes, they’ll have to take … the preparations, René Nijssen, head of the Education Office IfE FHML, suggested a new format: more interactive, something like a ‘market’. After some brainstorming, the organisation came up with an afternoon meeting filled with demonstrations and workshops as well as a number of market stalls. In this way, lecturers and employees of the IfE could participate more actively. After a welcoming word from the scientific director Mirjam oude Egbrink, the starting signal was given. Staff members had the … Dies Natalis. Lea received the prize for her thesis: “Instructive nanocoatings for bone regeneration”. Yannick’s prizewinning thesis was titled: “Contrast enema vs. colonoscopy prior to temporary stoma reversal in rectal surgery; results of a national snapshot study.” Education FHML 2019Education Matters 2726 The Institute for Education Management and Advisory Bodies (2019-2020) Who is Who? Board Institute for Education Front row left to right: Renè Nijssen, Mariëlle Heckmann, Jascha de Nooijer, …