Trinh, Hoang (Vietnamese name: Trịnh Nguyên Hoàng) PhD candidate in Computer Science Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago.  Ph.D. advisor: Prof. David McAllester.   Research interests: Applied Vision and Robotics (Stereo Vision, Structure from Motion, 3D reconstruction, Calibration, Motion analysis, etc).   Research goals and agenda: to do substantial researches in Vision and apply them to real-world vision-based systems. You can find my resumé here: PDF | HTML     Updates | Courses | Research | Contact | Misc

Some interesting courses I took:

Introduction to Computer Vision	Felzenszwalb	Course Homepage
Statistical Methods in AI	McAllester	Course Homepage
Big Ideas in Computer Science	O'Donnell	Course Homepage
Algorithms	Babai	Course Homepage
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence	Niyogi	Course Homepage
Computer Vision	Amit	Course Homepage

Stereo Pair Training of Monocular Depth Estimation.
Efficient Stereo Algorithm using Multiscale Belief Propagation on Segmented Images. BMVC 2008.
Particle-based Belief Propagation for Structure from Motion and Dense Stereo Vision with unknown camera constraints. (with David McAllester) 2nd Robot Vision Workshop, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 4931 Springer 2008, ISBN 978-3-540-78156-1.
Particle Belief Propagation. (with David McAllester and Alex Ihler) Unpublished manuscript.
Four-view scene structure and motion estimation from stereo sequences. (with David McAllester)

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• Computer Vision conference lists.
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