Overview - Sensing and Perception
Intended learning outcomes
After successfully completing this module the participant will to be able to
- Outline the basic operation principle behind sensors commonly used
- List strengths and weaknesses of different sensors
- Describe standard camera models
- Discuss problem types addressed in computer vision
- Outline basic principles for and challenges in positioning and mapping
- Apply TensorFlow or other frameworks for deep learning
- Basic knowledge of common algorithms in the field
- Justify decisions in the design of a solution to a problem related to sensing and perception
- Present own work to others
A further goal is that the participant strengthens the network both at the host university and between universities. To achieve this goal, we require that you attend the sessions that are organised.
Course setup
This module covers sensing and perception. The module is divided into three phases
Preparation
During the preparation phase you will study material to get a basic understanding of the topics covered in the module. The material will be a mixture of text and video. Given the vast difference in prior knowledge between participants we expect each of you to study what you need to fill the gaps you have. To assess your knowledge we have constructed a set of assessment tasks which you need to pass before the session.
Also part of this phase are some preparations assignment which you are expected to complete before the session.
To provide help in the work, get to know each other and discuss the material there will be local sessions during the preparation phase.
2-day session
During the two day meeting you will get to meet all the course participants from all universities. There will be a mixture of lectures and hands on work.
Examination
During this phase you will finish up trailing assignments from the preparatory phase and work on some additional assignments.
Mandatory vs Optional
In the material that we provide we mark extra/optional material in RED. In quizzes a question that is optional gives 0 pts.
Schedule
The activities in the course will be coordinated across the participating universities. You are expected to participate in the flesh at the local sessions. The schedule below only shows the decided examination activities during Module 1. The Module 2 deadlines will be added later and details added when available. The joint session in Module 2 is decided to be at KTH during May 3-4.
What | Chalmers | KTH | LIU | LU | UmU |
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Introduction to the course and AI | All Jan 8 | ||||
Local session Kick-off local activities |
Jan 26, 15-17 campus Lindholmen, house:Jupiter, room:421 |
Jan 18,14.15-16 |
Jan 18, 10.15-12 Algoritmen, Entrance29, B-building |
Jan 18,10.15-12 M:2112B, M-building, Ole Römers väg 1 |
Jan 19, kl 10:15-12:00, |
Local session Q&A and Follow up progress |
Feb 5, E2 Room Lunnerummet 3311, EDIT-house | Feb 1, 14.15-16 Teknikringen 14 Floor 3, room 22:an |
Feb 1, 10.15-12, Algoritmen |
Feb 2, 13.15-15 M:2112B M-building, Ole Römers väg 1 |
Feb 2, kl13.15-15:00 i2lab (TB415), Teknikhuset (TFE) |
Deadline preparation work | All Feb 14, 15:00 | ||||
Local session |
Feb 19, 13:15-15 E2 Room Landahlsrummet 7430, EDIT-house
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Feb 15, 13.15-15 Teknikringen 14 Floor 3, room 22:an |
Feb 15, 10.15-12 Algoritmen |
Feb 15, 10.15-12 M:2112B, M-building
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Feb 16, kl 10.15-12.00 i2lab (TB415), Teknikhuset (TFE) |
2-day session in Linköping Required attendance |
All Feb 22-23 | ||||
Deadline sign up for assignments | All March 7, 15:00 | ||||
Follow up of progress and Q&A |
Mar 8, 13:15-15, E2 Blue-room 6414, EDIT-house |
Mar 8, 14.15-16 Teknikringen 14 Floor 3, room 22:an |
Mar 8, 10.15-12, Algoritmen |
Mar 8, 10.15-12 M:2112B, M-building |
Mar 8, kl13.15-15.00 i2lab (TB415), Teknikhuset (TFE) |
Deadline assignments |
All March 28, 15:00 UmU Students March 23, 15:00 |
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Local examination session. Presentation of Final assignments Required attendance |
Mar 29, 13:15-15, E2 Room Blå Rummet 6414, EDIT-house | Mar 29, 9:15-12 Teknikringen 14 Floor 3, room 22:an |
Mar 29, 10.15-12, Algoritmen |
Mar 29, 9.00-12 M:2112B, M-building |
Mar 26, 13.15-15.00, i2lab (TB415), Teknikhuset (TFE) |
Deadline peer-reviews | All April 11, 15:00 |