Ramin Zabih is professor of Computer Science at Cornell Tech in New York City and a pioneer in the application of energy minimization methods to computer vision. Zabih earned his undergraduate degree from MIT before completing his Ph.D. in computer science at Stanford University, where his fellowship began in 1986. His doctoral and subsequent research produced influential algorithms for stereo vision, image segmentation, and motion estimation, including the widely used graph cuts approach to energy minimization in vision problems. He has also led work on applying computer science methods to clinical oncology, including radiation therapy planning and imaging.
EDUCATION
Graduate Studies
Stanford University
Computer Science
Graduate Thesis
Individuating Unknown Obects by Combining Motion and Stereo
Undergraduate Studies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
SELECTED AWARDS
2012, Fellow, Association for Computing Machinery
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