About me
Noah is a Professor of
Computer Science
at Cornell
Tech interested in computer vision and computer
graphics, and a member of
the Cornell Graphics
and Vision Group. He also works at Google DeepMind in
NYC. His research interests are in computer vision and
graphics, in particular in 3D understanding and depiction of
scenes from images. Noah is the recipient of a PECASE, a
Microsoft New Faculty Fellowship, an Alfred P. Sloan
Fellowship, a SIGGRAPH Significant New Researcher
Award, and is a Fellow of the ACM.
For a quick overview of my interests, see my TR35 talk. View my CV.
Code and Data
Code: My software can be found on my GitHub page, including the bundler structure from motion toolkit and code for image matching using vocabulary trees. Or visit the bundler homepage for more information.
Datasets: Structure-from-Motion and Location Recognition datasets are now centralized on the BigSFM page.
Publications
See my Google Scholar page.
