I
am interested in the general fields of computer vision, estimation,
optimization, learning, and recognition. Currently I am working on
developing new techniques for studying animal behavior and locomotion.
Currently my efforts focus on motion tracking and estimation. Future
efforts will include developing robust recognition algorithms to
identify different types of behavior. My hope is that novel vision
tracking systems will help unravel the mysteries of animal behavior.
Publications
Fontaine,
E.,
Lentink, D., Kranenbarg, S., Müller, U., van Leeuwen, J.,
Barr,
A.H., Burdick, J. W. "Automated visual tracking for studying the
ontogeny of zebrafish swimming." Journal of Experimental Biology, 211, 1305-1316, 2008.
Fontaine,
E., Barr, A., Burdick, J.
W. "Model-based tracking
of multiple worms and fish." In ICCV Workshop on Dynamical Vision,
2007. [pdf]
Fontaine,
E., Barr, A., Burdick, J. W. "Automated Tracking
of Multiple C. elegans." In IEEE EMBC, 2006. [pdf]
MacIver, M. A., Fontaine, E.,
Burdick, J. W. "Designing future underwater vehicles: principles and
mechanisms of the weakly electric fish." IEEE Journal of Oceanic
Engineering, 29, 651-659, 2004. [pdf]
Conference Abstracts
Ebraheem
I. Fontaine, Allyson J. Whittaker, Paul W. Sternberg, Alan
H. Barr, Joel W. Burdick. "Semi-automated tools for analyzing C. elegans male
mating" International
C. elegans Meeting, 2007. [pdf]
Fontaine,
E.,
Lentink, D., Kranenbarg, S., Müller, U., van Leeuwen, J.,
Barr,
A.H., Burdick, J. W. "Automated visual tracking for the
analysis of zebrafish swimming." International Congress on
Neuroethology, 2007. [pdf]