Seminar Presentations

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01DEC 2016
Seminar Presentations
Pirkl, Veit: Describing Non-regular Sampling and Frequency Selective Reconstruction within the Compressed Sensing Framework
Master Thesis, Inaugural Lecture 14.12.2016 at 10:00 Room: 00.043
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17NOV 2016
Seminar Presentations
Mira Hundhausen: A Live-Demonstrator for Stereogram-Sequences
Project Thesis, Final Lecture 30.11.2016 at 10:00 Room: 00.043
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16NOV 2016
Seminar Presentations
Markus Hiemer: Evaluation of the Influence of Different Combinations of Resolution Enhancement Techniques in a Hybrid Super-Resolution Approach for Compressed Video Data
Project Thesis, Final Lecture 30.11.2016 at 10:00 Room: 00.043
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16NOV 2016
Seminar Presentations
Richard Wicklein: Bewegungskompensierte Frameratenerhöhung für Fisheye-Videosequenzen
Project Thesis, Between Lecture 30.11.2016 at 10:00 Room: 00.071
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09NOV 2016
Seminar Presentations
Stephan Seitz: Design of a Demonstrator for Super-Resolution of Compressed Video Data in CUDA
Master Thesis, Between Lecture 23.11.2016 at 10:00 Room: 00.043
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09NOV 2016
Seminar Presentations
Daniel Kiesel: Comparison and Analysis of Various Interpolation Techniques for the Reconstruction of Fisheye Image and Video Signals
Project Thesis, Final Lecture 23.11.2016 at 10:00 Room: 00.043
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