Roberto Fraile ()

I am a Research Fellow at the Computer Vision group, part of the School of Computing at the University of Leeds.

I work in the project LAVID, funded by EPSRC, which has the aim of learning about activities from video. My current research is in hierarchical representations of motion, obtained from tracked features.

If you wish to contact me please email to rf@comp.leeds.ac.uk or visit me at E C Stoner Building 7.27.

I have previously worked on information theory for model selection (MDL and the like) with applications to vehicle trajectory analysis and remote sensing. I have also worked on graph-spectral methods for surface reconstruction from fields of surface normals.

• Contact me if you would like to participate in our Journal Club
• Previously research associate at The University of York's vision group on graph-spectral methods for surface reconstruction from fields of surface normals.
• Previously PhD student and research associate at The University of Reading's vision group, mostly on applications of the Minimum Description Length method for computer vision.
• My PhD thesis, in PDF and abstract.
• Other publications.
• PhD in Computer Vision (Reading), first degree in Mathematics (Valladolid).
• I worked at MyKnowledgeMap, a company based in York, writing web applications for project management and education.