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Professor Rodrigues received his Bachelor degree of
Computer Science in 1996, and a M.Sc. degree also in Computer Science (1999)
and Doctor of Computer Science (2003) from Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil. Between 2003 and 2007 was a post-doctor researcher in
National Laboratory for Scientific Computing, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He
joined Ignatian Educational Foundation (FEI) in 2007 as a full professor,
teaching disciplines of Final Course Projects, Computer Graphics for undergraduate
courses, and Computer Vision for post-graduate course. His main line of research involves Cognitive
Computer Vision, focusing on developing applications for object recognition
and scene understanding inspired by biological-neural processes both in low
level and high level processing. These processes, mainly include:
collaboration and competition between sensors of color, shape and movement;
plasticity of topological structures and how the context is processed in
cognitive mammalian systems. In order to answer related questions, he has
developed models inspired in Complex Systems, Non-Extensive Statistical
Mechanics and Meta-Models for simulating the human visual system inspired in
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