Spring 2027

Learning Based Image Synthesis and Manipulation

Covers ML-based synthesis and manipulation of images/videos using classical methods and deep learning models like ConvNets, GANs, and Diffusion Models.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Apply knowledge of basic theories, current approaches, key concepts, and common practices in the area of deep learning based image synthesis and manipulation.

  • Recognize and distinguish among a variety of image and video generation problems in computer vision, including their problem formulations and evaluation metrics.

  • Utilize and implement deep learning models to solve image and video generation problems.

  • Design deep learning models for image and video generation problems, conduct experiments to evaluate the proposed models, and analyze and interpret the results

  • Communicate effectively through written reports, oral presentations, and discussions.

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Introduces machine learning based synthesis and manipulation of visual data (images and videos). Both classical (e.g., nearest neighbor, filtering) and modern deep learning based (e.g., ConvNets, GANs, Diffusion Models) algorithms will be presented for image representation, synthesis, and manipulation. Usage of self-developed algorithms for image synthesis and manipulation to understand and analyze state-of-the-art techniques, and to identify interesting open questions and future directions.

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  • Classical and deep learning algorithms for visual data
  • Deep learning image synthesis and manipulation
  • Image and video generation problem formulations

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  • Implementing deep learning models for image and video generation
  • Formulating and evaluating image and video generation problems
  • Designing models and analyzing experimental results
  • Technical communication via reports and presentations

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