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| The Laboratory for Computational Vision is an interdisciplinary research group at New York University, affiliated primarily with the Center for Neural Science, and the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. We are interested in the analysis and representation of visual information, including empirical study of the structure of visual scenes, construction of mathematical theories for representation and processing of that structure, implementation and simulat ion of biologically plausible instantiations of these theories, and psychophysical or (through collaboration) physiological investigations designed to test these theories. Funding for the lab has been provided by the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health, the Sloan-Swartz Center for Theoretical Visual Neuroscience at NYU, and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Principal Investigator: Eero Simoncelli. | |
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News/Information
New lab (10/02):
Floor plan,
Construction movie
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Positions
Postdoctoral Associates:
no current openings
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Seminars/Meetings
LCV group meeting
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Internal Lab Info (local access only)
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Created: February 2001. |
acosta AT cns.nyu.edu |