Computer Vision Theses

A full list of School of Computing theses is available.


2006	Hannah Dee	Explaining Visible Behaviour (abstract)
2006	Royce Neagle	Emotion by Motion: Expression Simulation in Virtual Ballet (abstract)
2004	Richard Holbrey	Virtual Suturing for Training in Vascular Surgery (abstract)
2003	James Handley	Time Frequency Analysis Techniques in Terahertz Pulsed Imaging (abstract)
2003	Chris Needham	Tracking and Modelling of Team Game Interactions (abstract)
2002	Vincent Devin	An Interactive Talking Head (abstract)
2000	Aphrodite Galata	Learning Variable Length Markov Models of Behaviour (abstract)
2000	Derek Magee	Machine Vision Techniques for the Evaluation of Animal Behaviour (abstract)
1999	Mark Colpus	3-Dimensional Modelling - A Projective Approach(abstract)
1999	Neil Sumpter	The Robotic Sheepdog: Modelling Animal Behaviours from Image Sequences(abstract)
1999	Naomi Hill	Application of Rigid and Non-rigid Registration to Magnetic Resonance Images of the Knee(abstract)
1998	Neil Johnson	Learning Object Behaviour Models (abstract)
1998	Derek Sergeant	Computer Vision for Monitoring Group-Housed Broiler Behaviour (abstract)
1997	Stuart Butterfield	Reconstruction of Extended Environments from Image Sequences. (abstract)
1997	John Fernyhough	Generation of Qualitative Spatio-Temporal Representations From Visual Input (abstract)
1998	Tony Heap	Learning Deformable Shape Models For Object Tracking (abstract)
1997	Robert Love	Surface Reflection Model Estimation From Naturally Illuminated Image Sequences (abstract)
1995	Shaun Fletcher	Global Alignment of Medical Images(abstract)
1995	X Shen	Acquisition of 3-D Shape Models from Image Sequences(abstract)
1995	Kia Ng	Automated Computer Recognition of Music Scores(abstract)
1995	Adam Baumberg	Learning Deformable Models for Tracking Human Motion (abstract)
1994	Steve Hanlon	A Computational Theory of Contextual Knowledge in Machine Reading(abstract)