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Computer Blindness: August 2010

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View my complete profile. Theorem 8.10. P ≠ NP. Image Parsing: Unifying Segmentation, Detection, a. Subscribe To Computer Blindness. Posted in Labels: comics. Last summer, during my internship at CMP. In Prague I drew some xkcd. I planned to use them when I would have nothing to post about. This is not the case now (I am planning a couple more posts in a week or so), but this one is topical. It was originally drawn in September 1, 2009 when GMail was not operating. Read Users' Comments (2). The pre-print...

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Computer Blindness: Hello, world!

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View my complete profile. Mendeley: the reference management software. Science vs. Industry. Subscribe To Computer Blindness. Posted in Labels: blog. Well, I've just started my technical/research blog. I already have a personal blog. That inspired me to create mine. Well, yes. Folks who know me might already divine that the blog is primarily about computer vision, and they are certainly right. I chose such a fancy name because computer vision is somewhat disappointing. Let me explain. Man, it's simple!

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Computer Blindness: August 2011

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View my complete profile. All the summer schools. Subscribe To Computer Blindness. All the summer schools. Posted in Labels: blog. This summer I attended two conferences ( 3DIMPVT. And two summer schools. I know my latency is somewhat annoying, but it's better to review them now then never. :) This post is about the summer schools, and the following is going to be about the conferences. PhD Summer School in Cambridge. Both schools were organized by Microsoft Research. The first one, PhD Summer School.

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Computer Blindness: September 2010

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View my complete profile. LidarK 2.0 released. Subscribe To Computer Blindness. LidarK 2.0 released. Posted in Labels: C. The second major release of GML LidarK is now available. It reflects our 3-year experience on 3D data processing. The description from the project page. The C /MATLAB code is licensed free of charge for academic use. You can download it here. Read Users' Comments (0). Posted in Labels: CMU. Today is the last day of ECCV 2010. So I eventually run into some of them. Second, both papers ...

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Computer Blindness: December 2012

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View my complete profile. Machine learning in facebook. Subscribe To Computer Blindness. Machine learning in facebook. Posted in Labels: Facebook. Last week Max Gubin. Gave a talk on how Facebook exploits machine learning. The talk was more technical then one might had expected, so I share some interesting facts in this posts. I hope it doesn’t disclose any secret information. :). It is based on Microsoft’s TrueSkill™. Of 10 million users, and hope that some of them will query in Chinese (recall that Fac...

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Computer Blindness: November 2010

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View my complete profile. Subscribe To Computer Blindness. Posted in Labels: comics. Is a comic strip by Ryan Lake that illustrates the concept of Russell's turkey. The idea is simply the induction does not always work the way you expect. There could be some factors, which did not have influence on the training data, yet changing the learned concept dramatically. We should thus keep in mind that machine learning (which is based on induction) is not the panacea. PS I am reading. Read Users' Comments (0).

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Computer Blindness: X Bridges of Königsberg

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View my complete profile. X Bridges of Königsberg. Subscribe To Computer Blindness. X Bridges of Königsberg. Posted in Labels: comics. The recent Spiked Math. Comic strip proposes some cheats to build an Eulerian path. Over the famous bridges of Königsberg. Which was originally impossible. Here is the strip:. In a larger map. So, the modified Spiked Math’s scheme looks as follows (the new bridges are shown in light blue):. Ie closed Eulerian path. 2 When I was preparing this article, I found. 3 It would ...

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Computer Blindness: March 2011

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View my complete profile. CFP] GraphiCon-2011 and MSCVSS. Subscribe To Computer Blindness. CFP] GraphiCon-2011 and MSCVSS. Posted in Labels: computer graphics. For young readers of my blog: If it is the place where you learned about the conference and decided to submit a paper, I'll buy you a beer during the conference. :) Consider it another social micro-event. There are such lecturers as Cristoph Lampert. Read Users' Comments (0). Posted in Labels: academic. Post-review corrections), which is still gre...

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Computer Blindness: November 2011

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View my complete profile. Subscribe To Computer Blindness. Posted in Labels: Cambridge. Graphics and Media Lab. And Microsoft Research Cambridge. Have announced a contest for applications that use Kinect sensor. The authors of the five brightest apps will be funded to attend the 2012 Microsoft Research PhD summer school. I blogged about the last year's event in my previous post. Details of the contest are here. I guess there's no need to explain what Kinect. Outcome from the Microsoft Research lab. M...

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Computer Blindness: February 2011

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View my complete profile. The one about CERN. Subscribe To Computer Blindness. The one about CERN. Posted in Labels: CERN. About a month ago I visited CERN. Arguably the most famous research organization in Europe. It is the place where the World Wide Web. Has been invented, and the home of the Large Hadron Collider. I was very excited about the trip, much like Sheldon Cooper. Here are some facts which were new to me:. The original name was Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire. The budget money a...