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\large{\bf GIDEON P. STEIN}
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\large{\bf RESUME}
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{\bf Work Address:} MIT AI Lab, Rm. NE43-741, Cambridge, MA 02139

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{\bf Home Address:} 20 Banks St., Somerville, MA 02144

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{\bf Telephone:} (617) 623-6455 (home)
                 (617) 253-7884 (work)

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{\bf E-mail:} gideon@ai.mit.edu

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{\bf Date of Birth: } June 23, 1962

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{\bf Nationality:} Israel and USA

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{\bf Languages:} English and Hebrew as native languages

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{\bf Current Research Interests:} 

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Computer Vision: motion vision, geometry in computer vision, geometry of
multiple cameras, motion based
segmentation.
%, recognition of non-rigid objects, specifically human
%body pose and actions.

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Computer Vision Hardware: Computer vision systems using DSP chips and
application specific hardware.
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{\bf Education and Degrees:}

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1998 PhD in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA. Thesis Title
'{\it Geometric and Photometric Constraints:
        Motion and Structure from Three Views}. 

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1993 M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA. Thesis Title '{\it 
Internal Camera Calibration using Rotation and Geometric Shapes}'. 

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1990 B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Technion - Israel Institute of
Technology, Haifa, Israel. (Summa Cum Laude). 

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{\bf Honors, Awards and Fellowships:} 

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Technion President's Award: 1986, 1988, 1989
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National Science Foundation Fellowship (started fall 1991)
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{\bf Work Experience:}

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Feb 1998 - present: Post Doctoral Fellow at the MIT AI-lab: Work
includes geometry of multiple cameras for surveillance.

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1990-1998: Research Assistant at the MIT AI-lab: Work included:
Digital hardware designs for vision systems and object tracking, 
Software development of Computer Vision and Machine Learning routines.

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1995-1997: Consulting for GenTech Corporation, Japan. Applications of
computer vision for 3D reconstruction. 

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1984 - 1990 (Summers): Programmer - Columbia University Comprehensive 
Cancer Center Computing Facility. Job included: 
Microcomputer based image processing of digital video microscopy images,
Lotus 123 and Database applications,
and user support for VAX/VMS systems, UNIX systems and 
IBM compatible microcomputers. 

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%{\bf Programming Languages:}

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%C, C*, Pascal, Lisp, Assembler, PLM/86, OCCAM 2

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%{\bf CAD Tools:}

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%Cadence, Valid

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%{\bf Hardware Design Projects:}

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%Self contained vision system based on the TMS320C40 DSP for autonomous
%robots (under development).

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%Real time blob tracking for BW video systems based on a Motorola 68332.

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%Helicopter inclination meter based on polarized light for indoor
%flying of RC helicopters.

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%Robot controller interface card for the IBM PC/AT based on the INTEL 80186 
%microprocessor (undergraduate project).

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%Window manager for 4 video channels based on the IMS T414 transputer
%(undergraduate project).
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{\bf Military Service:}

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1980-1984 Compulsory military service in the IDF (Israel Defense Force). 
Honorable discharge - November 1984 as Lieutenant Corps of Engineers
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{\bf Publications:}

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{\bf 3D reconstruction:}
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{ Gideon P. Stein and Amnon Shashua}, `` Direct Estimation of
Motion and Extended Scene Structure from a Moving Stereo Rig''
published as AIM-1621 (Dec 1997) and also in CVPR98.

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{ Gideon P. Stein and Amnon Shashua}, ``On Degeneracy of Linear
Reconstruction from Three Views: Linear Line Complex and
Applications'' published as AIM-1620 (Dec 1997) and also in ECCV 98.

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{ Gideon P. Stein and Amnon Shashua}, `` Model-based Brightness
Constraints: on Direct Estimation of Structure and Motion'' published
in CVPR 97 (June 1997).

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{ Gideon P. Stein and Amnon Shashua}, ``Direct methods for
estimation of structure and motion from three views'' published as
AIM-1594 (Nov 1996) also in IU Workshop 1997.
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{\bf Visual Surveillance and Monitoring (VSAM):},
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{ Gideon P. Stein}, ``Tracking from Multiple View Points:
Self-calibration of Space and Time'' to be published in Image
Understanding Workshop, Nov 1998.
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{\bf Camera Calibration:}
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{ Gideon P. Stein}, ``Lens Distortion Calibration Using Point
Correspondences" published CVPR 97 (June 1997) and also as AIM-1595
(Nov 1996) .

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{ Gideon P. Stein}, ``Accurate Internal Camera Calibration using
Rotation, with Analysis of Sources of Error'' Published in ICCV95.

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{ Gideon P. Stein},
``Internal Camera Calibration using Rotation and Geometric Shapes''
AITR-1426, Master's Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (1993). 
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