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  The perception of shape in man and machine


   School of Psychology

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  Dr Andrew Schofield  Applications accepted all year round

About the Project

The project will address aspects of shape perception in humans, including shape-from-shading, shape-from-texture and 3D vision, and consider how these might be applied to machine vision. Students with a background in Computer Science or Electronics and STRONG desire to combine the study of human and machine vision will be especially welcome. Students with a background in Psychology should have a strong interest in studying low level visual perception and very good computing and mathematics skills. The laboratory offers a comprehensive range of equipment for experimental testing, a stereoscopic digital camera and a purpose built lighting rig for generating both point and diffuse light sources.

Funding Notes

Strong UK/EU applicants will be considered for competitive internal funding rounds in 2018-19 with a start date of Sept 2019. EU students will not receive full financial support. I am also happy to assist good overseas applicants in their search for external funding.

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