Today was an important day for me because I finally decided what I'm going to do this summer.
I met Dr. Pelz in the morning and he helped me a lot on project selection. NASA, several years ago, provided us with an opportunity about Cosmic Rays Damaged Image Repair. Kevin, who was a former student who studied at RIT, came up with a nice algorithm which was able to detect most of the damages. However, his program was not perfect. Recently, people in NASA found that some of the damages were not so easy to be detected by Kevin's algorithm.
Because of the limit of available resources on this project, I started with Kevin's paper first. He used kernels with an artificial threshold to detect. His Matlab codes were also readable. After reading his codes, I had a brief view about the topic I'm doing. Kevin was successful without tons of cascade classifiers. My main goal is to update his programs or to come up with a better way of detection.
Day 29
In the morning, we had our practice presentation. Out of my expectation, my timing was actually pretty well. Right after I presented in...
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Today is the first day I go to RIT Imaging Science Internship. Everyone was excited about the job they're going to do in the next fe...
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Today I finished making my presentation. Iyus helped me with formatting. In the afternoon, we had our group meetings. Titus and Aditi d...
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New week new start! After two days of working, I learned briefly about the eye tracking techniques and the algorithms we can use to tr...
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