Mini-symposium SIAM IS12 Recent advances in patch-based image processing -slides-

Gabriel Peyre just sent me the following:

Dear all,
I have setup a webpage to gather the abstracts and slides of the talks
http://www.ceremade.dauphine.fr/~peyre/events/2012-siam-is12-patches/
.....Feel free to distribute this link around you to people that could be interested.
-- best

Here we go! From the page:

Session 1.

• Peyman Milanfar
 (University of California, Santa Cruz) - The Pat(c)h Ahead: A Wide-Angle View of Image Filtering (abstract, slides)

• Joseph Salmon
 (Duke University) - Poisson Noise Reduction with Non-local PCA(abstract, slides)

• Dimitri Van De Ville
 (EPFL) - Getting It Right: Parameter Selection for Non-Local Means using SURE (abstract, slides)

• Charles Kervrann
 (IRISA) - Aggregation methods for optical flow computation(abstract, slides)

Session 2.

• Michael Elad
 (Technion) - A Generalized Tree-Based Wavelet Transform and Its Application to Patch-Based Image Denoising (abstract, slides)

• Francois Meyer
 (Colorado) - Analysis of image patches: a unified geometric perspective (abstract, slides)

• Lei Zhang
 (Polyu UK) - Patched based image denoising with and without dictionary learning (abstract, slides)

• Hagit Hel-Or
 (University of Haifa) - Matching By Tone Mapping (abstract, slides)

Session 3.

• Gabriel Peyré
 (Universite Paris-Dauphine) - Optimal Transport Over the Space of Patches (abstract, slides)

• Guillermo Sapiro
 (University of Minnesota) - Learning to sense GMMs (abstract, slides)

• Alessandro Foi
 (Tampere University of Technology) - Patch Foveation in Nonlocal Imaging (abstract, slides)

• Gabriele Facciolo
 (ENS Cachan) - Analysis of a variational framework for exemplar based image inpainting (abstract, slides)

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