Instituto de Óptica “Daza de Valdés”

Next Thursday, February 27th, scientific coffee with Javier Portilla

Ciencias de la imagen-en, Divulgación

  • The talk is titled “Bringing Image Processing Closer to Vision: Reflections, Challenges, Opportunities”
  • This talk will be on the 27th at 11:00 a.m. in the center’s Conference Room

Madrid / February 12, 2025

The second scientific café of this year 2025 will be hosted by our colleague from the Science of Image and Vision group, Javier Portilla Muelas, who will give a talk entitled “Bringing Image Processing Closer to Vision: Reflections, Challenges, Opportunities”.

It will be at 11:00 a.m. in the Conference Room (S121), followed by coffees at the Club+Terraza.

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Summary of the talk

We are experiencing an accelerated evolution of digital technologies. In the field of image processing, after the emergence of artificial intelligence, and in particular generative models (stable diffusion, transformers, generative adversarial networks, etc.) we are producing results of a visual quality unparalleled in the past. These same techniques are also being successfully applied to digital enhancement, to regenerate images that have suffered some form of degradation (noise, blurring, loss of pixels, etc.). In this talk we will address digital image enhancement and its relationship with vision (human and artificial) from a current general perspective, emphasizing the different criteria that exist to evaluate the quality of the methods, and how the choice of one criterion or another radically conditions what we can expect and what we cannot in each field of application.

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