Announcements

For the final exam you will be allowed to bring two 8.5" by 11" sheets of paper with writing on both sides.

Last year's final is available here and some additional sample questions are available here.

The final homework deadline has been extended by one week; it is now due Tuesday June 3.

Typo! In the lecture on May 14, the ij^th entry of the matrix G should be g(x_i-x_j). (Thanks Sandeep Kanumuri.)

Please use the following email address when contacting me about course-related matters:

sjb+cse252 cs.ucsd.edu

All the focal lengths (f, f_l, f_r) in yesterday's lecture on calibrated 3D reconstruction can be assumed to be 1, as in Longuet-Higgins's paper. (Thanks Dashan Gao.)

Typo! In the lecture on April 7, the matrix A_i used in estimating H should be as follows:
[0, 0, 0, -x, -y, -1, y'x, y'y, y'
x, y, 1, 0, 0, 0, -x'x, -x'y, -x']

I've gotten a few questions about whether groups need to turn in individual or single homework solutions. This question and other questions about the homework policies are answered on the Grading and Course Policies section of the class web page. Please read it carefully and let me know if you have any questions.
If you are using pdflatex and you would like to incorporate graphics (pdf, jpg, etc.) in your document, see hw1.tex for an example of how to use includegraphics.

John Hershey followed up with some supplementary information on the discussion from last Thursday's class on why pigeons bob their heads when they walk; see here. (Thanks John.)

If you are not already subscribed to the cse252 email list, please fill out the form at http://graphics.ucsd.edu/mailman/listinfo/cse252. (Thanks to Sameer for setting this up.)

The grading and course policies are available on the main course web page; please read them carefully and contact me if you have any questions.