Computational Imaging
- Unit Coordinator: Martin Burger
- Programme: InterMaths
- ECTS Credits: 6
- Semester: 2
- Year: 1
- Campus: Hamburg University of Technology
- Aims:
This course will provide an introduction to some basic mathematical problems in image formation and image reconstruction. In addition to modelling forward problems, we consider classical regularization strategies, ensuring well-posedness of the image reconstruction problems. Beyond this classical setting, we dive into modern deep-learning methods, which allow solving inverse problems in a data-dependent approach. Finally, we also consider uncertainty quantification, where we employ the Bayesian view point of inverse problems.
- Content:
- Modelling forward problems
- Regularization strategies
- Convex optimization algorithms
- Deep-learning methods: post-processing strategies, learned regularization.
- Uncertainty quantification
- Pre-requisites:
Analysis, Linear Algebra, Basic Numerical Analysis and some programming skills
- Reading list:
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Mueller, J. L., & Siltanen, S. (Eds.). (2012). Linear and nonlinear inverse problems with practical applications. Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics.
- Benning, M., & Burger, M. (2018). Modern regularization methods for inverse problems. Acta numerica, 27, 1-111.
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Natterer, F., & Wübbeling, F. (2001). Mathematical methods in image reconstruction. Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics.
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