Tal Hassner
E-mail : talhassner -at- gmail.com
Position : Post-doc.
Sponsor :
Ronen
Basri
Field of research : Computer Vision.
Curriculum Vitae
(updated July, 2007).
As of August 2007, I am no longer affiliated with the Weizmann
Institute.
Please see my profile on
for
updates on my current position and contact
info.
Publications
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Ran Gal, Ariel Shamir, Tal Hassner, Mark Pauly and Daniel
Cohen-Or, Surface Reconstruction using Local Shape
Priors, Proceedings of the fifth Eurographics Symposium on
Geometry Processing (SGP), Barcelona, Spain, 2007. (project,
PDF)
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Ronen Basri, Tal Hassner and Lihi Zelnik-Manor*, Approximate Nearest Subspace Search with
Applications to Pattern Recognition, IEEE
Conference
on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR),
Minneapolis, June 2007. (project,
PDF,
PPT)
*Author names in alphabetical order due to equal contribution.
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Tal Hassner and Ronen Basri; Automatic
Depth-Map Colorization, Eurographics (short),
Vienna, Sept. 2006.
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Tal Hassner and Ronen Basri, Example
Based 3D Reconstruction from Single 2D Images, Beyond
Patches
Workshop at IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
(CVPR), New-York, June 2006. (project,
PDF)
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Tal Hassner, Lihi Zelnik-Manor, George Leifman and Ronen Basri, Minimal-Cut
Model Composition, International Conference on Shape Modeling
and
Applications, Boston, June 2005 (SMI). (project,
PDF).
Received the Best Student
Paper
Award at SMI'05.
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Michal Irani, Tal Hassner and P.Anandan, What
Does the Scene Look Like from a Scene Point? European
Conference
on Computer Vision, Copenhagen, May 2002 (ECCV). (project,
PDF).
Software
Below are links to sample software projects developed by my former
students
at the Academic College of Tel-Aviv Yaffo:
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ImageCompletion
- Image inpainting (hole filling).
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Fusion - Image
fusion.
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WIDE - An
integrated development environment for the While programming
language.
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IndicatorAnalysis -
Software for mass, historical, stock data download, charting and
technical analysis. (Mirror)
Projects
I am
currently involved in the
AIM@SHAPE (Network of Excellence project within the EU's 6th
framework) research
project.
Teaching at Weizmann
Advanced Topics
in
Computer Vision - Spring 2003.
Introduction
To Computer Vision course - Fall 2002/03.
Faculty of Mathematics and
Computer Science
Computer
Vision
Group
The Weizmann Institute of Science
Rehovot 76100, Israel
For comments please mail: talhassner -at- gmail.com
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