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Information Science and Engineering School, Fudan University (復旦大学) Vice Dean, Professor Bo HU Prof. Bo Hu received his PhD degree from Fudan University in July 1996. He was a research assistant at the Hongkong University of
Science & Technology (1994-1997), an associate professor at Fudan University (1999-2000). He has been full professor at Fudan University since 2001 where he currently serves as the Vice Dean of Information Science and Engineering School since Feb. 2010. He serves as council member of Shanghai Institute of Electronics since 2008. He is also a technical committee member on Blind Signal Processing of IEEE CAS Society, committee member of IEEE Shanghai Section, vice chair of IEEE CAS Shanghai Chapter. He has been Principal Investigator of more than 10 research grants from High Technology Research and Development Program(863), NSF of China and Shanghai government, and has (co-)authored more than 20 top journal publications.
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| 【概 要】 |
Distributed visual tracking has been a very hot research topic in the fields of image processing and computer vision. Compared to the traditional centralized tracking algorithms, distributed visual tracking has the advantages of lower communication bandwidth, less power dissipation, better real-time performance and higher system reliability. It has a broad range of applications, such as video surveillance, traffic management, medicine, entertainment and smart environment. This lecture introduces our research on distributed visual tracking. Although many distributed tracking algorithms have been published all over the world, some challenging problems are still far from being solved, including the theoretical distributed tracking framework, occlusion handling schemes, the unsynchronized problem and efficient usages of color images. In this lecture, efforts have been made to address the above problems. |
