Arrested Development Drinking Rules
Originally posted by Dan on 16:21 Fri 28 August 2009, last modified 16:40 Fri 28 August 2009.
File under: arrested development drinking games
Originally posted by Dan on 16:21 Fri 28 August 2009, last modified 16:40 Fri 28 August 2009.
File under: arrested development drinking games
Originally posted by Dan on 15:59 Sun 27 April 2008, last modified 08:05 Mon 17 November 2008.
File under: image processing math moments objective-c phd programming shape description
Shape description by image moments is a popular topic in image processing. Standard geometric moments are based on a non-orthogonal basis, which has introduced some problems for image reconstruction. Orthogonal moments such as Zernike and Legendre Moments which use orthogonal polynomials have been introduced to overcome this problem. These however are based on continuous polynomials, and are not really suited to digital images processing which is inherently rooted in a discrete domain. Hence, a new type of discrete orthogonal moments, based on Tchebichef polynomials has emerged.
read more...Originally posted by Dan on 15:35 Wed 6 February 2008, last modified 12:45 Sat 9 February 2008.
File under: 3rd party tools git phd programming scm software
Source Code Management (SCM) is one of those things that computer scientists and geeks love to talk about, and I think I've just worked out why! When you get a new SCM tool working, and the coin drops - it's awesome! It's like the most impressive Hello World ever. Previously I've used Concurrent Versions System (CVS), which is the only time I've actively collaborated on a software project, and when I started my PhD I used Subversion. I'm a follower of fashion when it comes to SCMs, and as you've probably seen, Git has been spotted all over the internet. So I thought I'd investigate, and this is what I've discovered after using it for around 3 months.
read more...Originally posted by Dan on 13:07 Mon 28 January 2008, last modified 13:07 Mon 28 January 2008.
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Originally posted by Dan on 16:28 Thu 17 January 2008, last modified 16:33 Thu 17 January 2008.
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Originally posted by Dan on 14:46 Thu 27 September 2007, last modified 18:27 Sat 15 December 2007.
File under: object segmentation objective-c phd programming