Christophe BERNARD

Welcome to my web page!

I am working as a research scientist at the Centre for Mathematical Morphology of the École des Mines de Paris. I finished my PhD thesis on wavelets and artificial intelligence, with Pr. Stéphane Mallat in the laboratory for applied mathematics at the École Polytechnique and received my PhD degree at the end of November 99. My main research topics are vision, machine learning and modelling, using different wavelet families. I am also working with Pr. Jean-Jacques Slotine (Mechanical Engineering department at MIT). I am now working at the Centre for Mathematical Morphology in Fontainebleau, near Paris.

• My résumé
• My publications
• Fast optic flow computation
• Wavelet Networks for Approximation
• My PhD thesis

• On wavelets 
• The Stanford statistics research lab with many papers, and WaveLab, a free wavelet toolbox for Matlab.
• Wim Sweldens' Wavelet Digest.
• The wavelet resource page from MathSoft, very often updated.
• The wavelet NetCare page at Washington University in Saint Louis.
• Another wavelet index held by Andreas Ulh, Salzburg university, Austria.
• On vision 
• ECVNet supported by the European Union.
• Computer vision home page, with a huge amount of available information.
• On Paris 
• The official site.
• City-net, a comprehensive site in English.
• Alegria, the nightlife site for Paris, also in English.