Roberto Fraile ()

I am a post-doctoral researcher at the Cognitive Systems Laboratory (CSL/KOGS), part of the Department of Informatics at Universitaet Hamburg (Germany). I am working on dynamic scene interpretation using temporal and spatial constraints.

If you wish to contact me you can find me in Room 116, Buiding R or email me at fraile@informatik.uni-hamburg.de.

I have recently worked on tracklet clustering by merging multiple hierarchical clusterings of overlapping sets. I previously worked on information theory for model selection (MDL and the like) with applications to vehicle trajectory analysis and remote sensing. I have also worked on graph-spectral methods for surface reconstruction from fields of surface normals.

• Previously research fellow at the Computer Vision Group at University of Leeds (UK) working on feature clustering on the basis of their relative motion.
• Previously research associate at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Group at The University of York (UK) on graph-spectral methods for surface reconstruction from fields of surface normals.
• Previously PhD student and research associate in the Computational Vision Group at University of Reading (UK), mostly on applications of the Minimum Description Length method for computer vision.
• My PhD thesis, in PDF and abstract.
• Other publications.
• PhD in Computer Vision (Reading), first degree in Mathematics (Valladolid, Spain).
• I worked at MyKnowledgeMap, a company based in York (UK), writing web applications for project management and education.

I formed part of the organising committee of the British Machine Vision Conference (BMVC2008) which took place in Leeds, and I have also been coordinator of the vision journal club in Leeds.

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