Robert Bensch

PhD Student

University of Freiburg
Department of Computer Science
Core Facility Image Analysis
Pattern Recognition and Image Processing

Office location:
Georges-Köhler-Allee, Building 052, 2nd floor (1. OG), Room 01-043
79110 Freiburg, Germany

Phone: +49-761-203-8266
E-Mail: bensch AT informatik.uni-freiburg.de

Personal	Publications & Awards	Projects	Teaching

Lecture assistance

SS 2013	Assistance: Lecture: 3D Image Analysis Proseminar: Image Processing Toolbox mit ImageJ (Topic: Image Blending)
WS 2012/13	Seminar: Seminar on Current Works in Computer Vision (Assistance, Paper: A Naturalistic Open Source Movie for Optical Flow Evaluation) Seminar: Seminar Robot Perception (Paper: RGB-(D) Scene Labeling: Features and Algorithms) Proseminar: Image Processing Toolbox mit ImageJ (Topic: Image Blending)
SS 2012	Assistance: Lecture: 3D Image Analysis Seminar: Seminar on Current Works in Computer Vision (Paper: Segmentation as Selective Search for Object Recognition)
WS 2011/12	Seminar: Seminar on Current Works in Computer Vision (Assistance, Paper: Track to the Future: Spatio-temporal Video Segmentation with Long-range Motion Cues) Proseminar: Image Processing Toolbox mit ImageJ (Topic: Image Blending) Bachelor Project: Bachelor Project on Image Processing (Experiment: Image Preprocessing)
SS 2011	Seminar: Seminar on Current Works in Computer Vision (Assistance, Paper: Motion segmentation with point trajectories)
WS 2010/11	Assistance: Lecture: 3D Image Analysis Proseminar: Image Processing Toolbox mit ImageJ (Topic: 3D Segmentierung mit Thresholds) Lab course: Lab Course on Image Processing (Experiment: Image Preprocessing)
SS 2010	Seminar: Algorithms for Cluster Analysis (Topic: Self-organizing maps) Lab course: Lab Course on Image Processing II (Experiment: Classifier Design)
WS 2009/10	Assistance: Lecture: Fundamentals of Pattern Recognition Proseminar: Image Processing Toolbox mit ImageJ
SS 2009	Seminar: Methods and Algorithms for Image Segmentation (Topic: Level Sets for Image Segmentation)

Supervised Thesis

Sept. 2010	Alexander Haberstroh "Modelling shape by statistical shape models" Diplomarbeit
Jan. 2009	Johannes Schwenk "Implementierung, Test und Integration eines plattformunabhängigen Kamera-Moduls für das Projekt CAR" Studienarbeit