Department of Image Processing

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Present doctoral students

Surname	Name	Phone 26605-	Room	Supervisor
Beneš	Miroslav	2586	23	Zitová
Bican	Jakub	2586	23	Flusser
Breznický	Michal			Flusser
Haiduk	Adam			Flusser
Horáček	Ondřej	2597	24	Flusser
Kamenický	Jan	2597	24	Flusser
Sedlář	Jiří	2597	24	Flusser
Váňová	Irena	2597	24	Flusser
Vilímovský	Jan			Flusser

Along with the refinement of diagnostic and therapeutic techniques in phoniatrics and phonosurgery, the need for objective methods of vocal folds cycle evaluation, and its pathological or post-treatment changes, has gained more and more relevance.

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Abstract: The blur caused by camera shake is a serious problem for photographers. Especially when taking photographs under dim lighting conditions, the camera needs a long exposure time to gather enough light to form the image, which leads to objectionable blur. Producers of digital cameras mitigate this problem either by increasing camera sensitivity (ISO) or by using an optical image stabilization system's moving image sensor or an optical element to counteract camera motion.