6.869  Advances in Computer Vision

Hello Class,

I hope the project report writing is going well.

To give you some more time to work on the writing, we decided to extend the project report deadline to

11:59PM, Friday May 15th, 2009.

Please send the report to me by then.

Good luck!
Tim

Hello everyone,

Thank you for sending your slides on time.

Here is the order in which students will present their project outcomes.

1. Chris Yang
2. Mark Stevens
3. Roger Grosse + Matt Johnson
4. Peak Xu
5. Lawrence Chan
6. Maria Guirguis
7. Jaewon Kim
8. Hyun Sung Chang
9. Ayan Chakrabarti
10. Berkin Bilgic

Each presentation will receive 5 minutes for presentation and alpha minutes for Q&A (for Roger and Matt only, 10 minutes for presentation and 2*alpha minutes Q&A), where alpha < 2.  We will enforce the time constraints strictly to finish all presentations on time, so please prepare your presentation accordingly.

Looking forward to your presentations tomorrow!
Tim

Hello Class,

Please fill out the class evaluation form at

https://sixweb.mit.edu/ student/evaluate/6.869-s2009

This is very helpful for instructors and also prospective students.

Thank you,
Tim

Hello Class,

I hope your projects are going well.

I just wanted to clarify the following.

Your project report should follow a computer vision conference style.
That is, double column and at maximum 8 pages.

As for presentation on Wednesday the 13th, please make sure that your presentation does not run over time.   There will be 11 presentations in total, one of which will be presented by two people.  I will allocate 7 minutes per person.  A two-person group will receive 14 minutes.  Timing WILL BE enforced strictly for fairness.

A general advice is to give slide presentation for 5 minutes and leave the last 2 minutes for questions.

And please send me the presentation slides by mid-night, May 12th, so that I can compile the slides before class.

Thanks much! and good luck!
Tim

Hello Class,

Thank you for submitting your exam on time.
Now Exam 2 is officially over.

Thanks,
Tim