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Well, I decided to get myself a blog. I haven’t really decided what to write about, but I imagine it might have to do with software development, computer vision research, and anything else that may be...
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Face Recognition by Humans
Automatic face recognition has a large number of interesting applications. For example, Picassa and iPhoto use face recognition to help you tag people in your photo collections. Face recognition is...
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32GB should be enough for anyone ;-)
For my M.A.Sc. research I’ve been working with half a terabyte of video data. Here are some screenshots of the machine that’s been doing most of the heavy lifting. 32GB of glorious RAM! Matlab "idling"...
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Undergraduate Project – Raytracer
One of the assignments that I worked on during undergraduate studies at the University of Toronto was a raytracer, which I wrote for a 4th year computer graphics course. My raytracer took first place...
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Developing for the iPhone – Polaris
Polaris is a block-falling puzzle game for the iPhone and iPod touch that I have worked on for about 3 months as a side project. The goal of the game is to form complete rings of colored tiles, which...
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Polaris – From Concept to Completion
As someone who enjoys reading and watching “making-of” stories, I thought it’d be interesting for developers and players of Polaris to see how the game evolved over time. I’m an aficionado of...
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