vision.middlebury.edu

The Middlebury Computer Vision Pages

8/17/2008 - Because of lost files due to a disk failure and backup problems, several subpages are currently not functional. They are marked with yellow notices like this one. Please be patient - it will likely take at least until the end of August to restore everything. Pages without notices are OK.

9/8/2008 - Update: All pages have been restored, except for the multiview evaluation, which might take another week or two to fix.

Welcome to vision.middlebury.edu. This site is a repository for computer vision evaluations and datasets. It contains:

The Middlebury Stereo Vision Page, an evaluation of dense two-frame stereo algorithms (described in IJCV 2002)
The Multi-view Stereo Page, an evaluation of multi-view stereo algorithms (presented at CVPR 2006)
The MRF Page, an evaluation of energy minimization methods for Markov Random Fields (presented at ECCV 2006)
The Optical Flow Page, an evaluation of optical flow algorithms (presented at ICCV 2007)

The material on this site has been developed by Daniel Scharstein and Richard Szeliski, as well as several other researchers, who are listed on the individual project pages. Support by Middlebury College, Microsoft Research, and the National Science Foundation is gratefully acknowledged. Providing computer vision test datasets and benchmarks is also a goal of the ISPRS working group III/2.

Any questions about content, server status, etc., should be directed to Daniel Scharstein. Other pages hosted on this server are listed here.