MATH 155
Mathematical Imaging
Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Requisites: courses 32B, 33B, 115A, Program in Computing 10A or Computer Science 31. Imaging geometry. Image transforms. Enhancement, restoration, and segmentation. Descriptors. Morphology. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Winter 2018 - Vese is a good professor. She is a very nice, hardworking person, as shown by the fact that she personally grades all of the papers and has many office hours dedicated to helping students. The midterm and final are quite easy and she gives every resource needed to aid students in succeeding in them. Her only flaw as a professor is that her lectures are sometimes difficult to follow. She writes a lot but is soft-spoken, and the material is highly theoretical; I would have preferred a stronger lecturer to guide through introductions to these complex topics. Despite this, I would still recommend taking this class with Vese.
Winter 2018 - Vese is a good professor. She is a very nice, hardworking person, as shown by the fact that she personally grades all of the papers and has many office hours dedicated to helping students. The midterm and final are quite easy and she gives every resource needed to aid students in succeeding in them. Her only flaw as a professor is that her lectures are sometimes difficult to follow. She writes a lot but is soft-spoken, and the material is highly theoretical; I would have preferred a stronger lecturer to guide through introductions to these complex topics. Despite this, I would still recommend taking this class with Vese.
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