Hongdong  Li,  PhD.                                                                        

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Hi, there, I now move to NICTA as Senior Researcher,  working on VIsion processing for Bionic Eyes.   The idea is to use advanced computer vision technologies to help the blind people to restore vision(sight).  I am still an Adjunct  Fellow (Senior Lecturer)  of ANU.  

For future students:    If you want to persue an ANU PhD or Master degree in  Computer Vision,  Image Processing, Computer Graphics and CAD/Animation,  and/or Pattern Recognition (incl. machine learning),  please email me for discussion (though your formal appliction must through ANU admission office).     For scholarships, you have many choices, such as  IPRS, APA,  ANU scholarship and NICTA schohlarship, etc.  

Note:  ANU's application dead line  is 30 August  (for international students) every year, and 30 October (for domestic and New Zealander students)  each year, or 31 May (for mid-year entry).   



My office is CRL Lv-31,  Phone:   +61  (2) 6267 6236.

I can be reached by emailing me : Hongdong.Li@anu.edu.au, or Hongdong.Li@Nicta.com.au; 

 

Previously I was a Fellow at the Computer Vision Group,  RSISE  (Research School of Information Sciences and Engineering), Australian National University (ANU).  

I was also a contributed  Senior Researcher with NICTA (formerly National ICT Australia),  Canberra Research Labs.   NICTA is an Australian Government funded ICT research institute.   At NICTA I am working on visual processing for the Bionic Eye project (VIBE).

I am doing both teaching/supervision and research on Computer Vision @ RSISE where I have the great privilege to be working with Professor Richard Hartley ---a pioneer and leader in geometric computer vision and multiview geometry.
 


My past research projects included Handwritten Characters Recognition and Mobile-Robot-Navigation.  Recent research interests include: 

 

      -------  Computer Vision, Multi-view geometry and Multi-camera system,

      -------- Motion and Tracking.

      -------  Bionic-Eye, Visual Processing Unit for Retinal Prosthesis     

     -------   3D Modelling and 3D Reconstruction.

      -------  Image Processing, Image Restoration.

      -------  Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning.

      -------  Computer Graphics and Computer Geometry.

    ANU Computer Vision Group.

   VISTA Computer Vision Reading Group.

   Research (past research projects).

   Graduate Students Application  (for MPhil and PhD students, application, Scholarship opportunities).

   Courses (new for 2007, 2008, 2009).

    Recent Publications (Please read below, instead of clicking into the hyperlink which is out-dated.)

*****************   SELECTED PUBLICATIONS    *****************

 In computer vision research, the major forums for publication are ICCV, ECCV, CVPR.  The ICCV and ECCV have impact factor rankings by CiteSeer in the top 5% and 7%, respectively, of all computer science journals and conferences.  In Australia and New Zealand, they are  the top A* tier (viz. top 5%, by ANZSRC 2008) and A+ tier (viz. top 6%, by  CORE 2006) publications. 

 

        [ 10 Selected Recent Publications (last 4 years)  ( >> download as a single < PS > file 1.5MB) ]

 




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H. Li ,   Consensus Set Maximization with guranteed global optimality,   In  ICCV 2009,  Kyoto, 2009





o        H. Li , Efficient Reduction for solving L_infinity Problems in Multiview Geometry  (Full Paper preprint in PDF) .  In CVPR 2009,   Miami, 2009

 

o        H. Li, R. Hartley, J. Kim,  A linear approach to motion estimation using generalized camera models,  (preprint pdf, CVPR08)  in CVPR 2008.

 

 

 

 

Pattern Recognition, Elsevier,2008.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

o        Jae-hak Kim, H. Li,  R.Hartley,   Motion estimation for a multi-camera system using global optimization, in Proc. CVPR 2008.

 

 

 

o          Hongdong Li, Richard Hartley, The 3D-3D registration problem revisited, <full paper in PDF > , in  ICCV 2007.  

 

 

 

         Invariants for Discrete Structures � An Extension of Haar Integrals over Transformation Groups to Dirac Delta Functions

Hans BurkhardtContact Information, Marco ReisertContact Information and Hongdong Li2,

In Proc. DAGM 2004.

 

 

o                     Hongdong Li,  A Practical Algorithm for L-infinity Triangulation with Outliers <Full in PDF>,   in  CVPR 2007. (Revised version:   Thanks Carl Olsson and Fredrik Kahl).

 

 

 

 

 

         Reconstruction of Underwater Image by Bispectrum., Wen, Z.Y.; Fraser, D.; Lambert, A.; Li, H.D. Image Processing, 2007. ICIP 2007. IEEE International Conference.

 

 

 

o        Hongdong Li, Two-view Motion Segmentation from Linear Programming Relaxation , 2007  <full paper in PDF>, in  CVPR 2007 (ORAL).

 

 

 

 

o        H.Li and R.Hartley,  Five-point Algorithm Made Easy, <full paper in PDF>,  IEEE-ICPR-2006.  (describes a very simple five-point camera relative orientation algorithm.)  <A slow Matlab Code for the five-point solver is available here >

 An excellent webpage about minimal solvers in multiview geometry  can be found here at:

http://cmp.felk.cvut.cz/minimal/5_pt_relative.php

 

Plane-Based Calibration and Auto-calibration of a Fish-Eye Camera ,  Proc ACCV 2006,  PDF (207.0 KB)

Hongdong Li1 and Richard Hartley1

 

 

o        Y.Zhang, L. Wang. R.Hartley, H.Li,  Where is the WeetBix ?,  <Online Demo System, NEW !>  in Proc. ACCV 2007, Japan, 2007.

 

 

 

 

o        H.Li, A simple solution to the two-view focal-length algorithm,  ECCV-2006,   <Source code can be found in the paper�s PDF>, <full paper PDF>, in  ECCV 2006, Graz. 

 

 

 

o        Hongdong Li and Richard Hartley, A New conformal spherical Representations for 3D shapes,  Pattern Recognition, vol-40,  pp 2742-2753,  2007, Elsevier Publisher.   <Full Version in PDF > (with some typos corrected, we wish to thank Keith Forbes for pointing out the typos).

 

 

o        Hongdong Li, Chunhua Shen,  An LMI Approach for Reliable PTZ Camera self-calibration, <full paper in PDF >, IEEE-AVSS'06. (This work was done in 2005.  We submitted it in May 2007, and got acceptance notification in September 2006.)

 

o                     H.Li, R.Hartley, A non-iterative method for lens distortion correction from point matches, <full paper in PDF>, in Proc.   OmniVis-05 ( workshop in conjunction with  ICCV-05 ),  Beijing, 2005.<9pt algorithm Matlab Code>. 

 

 

 

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Key Words:

Computer vision, Ph.D.,  Computer Vision research, in Australia, Machine Vision, robotics, vision geometry, machine learning, autonomous land vehicle;

Chinese character recognition ,  computer vision research ,  information science , engineering, conformal mapping,  global optimization;

video surveillance, pattern recognition, signal processing, Fourier, multiple view geometry, vision, invariant, spectrum, mobile robot navigation;

3D object recognition, representation, spherical harmonics, shape representation.

 

<Last modify:  17-April-2009>

-------------------- Contact---------------------------

Canberra Research Labs, NICTA

ACT  2601, Australia  

Email:    Hongdong .Li <AT> anu.edu.au    OR:  Hongdong.Li<AT>nicta.com.au    OR:    hongdongliACT@gmail.com 

Tel:    +61 2    6267 6236   (NICTA CRL office). 



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