Welcome to VCL! | Visual Computing @ IISc

Visual Computing Lab (VCL) is part of Department of Computational and Data Sciences (CDS) in the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. The group was established in June 2017 with Anirban Chakraborty as the convenor. We are located in room 304 of CDS/SERC building (second floor).

Research Interests

Data association over graphs, network consistency.
Single and multi-camera data association: tracking and person re-identification.
Analysis of confocal microscopy based plant live-cell imaging data.
Wide-area video surveillance: human activity recognition, forecasting and anomaly detection.
3D segmentation of neuro-images, semantic segmentation.

We seek solutions to computer vision and machine learning problems arising in numerous application areas involving visual data analytics. These include data association problems over large graphs such as person re-identification in camera networks, video surveillance problems such as face recognition, human activity analysis, abnormality detection etc., to name a few. We are also keen to explore how visual analytics can be utilized in answering some of the most fundamental questions in biology and healthcare.