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Show HN: PiSegment(Small Python software for semi-supervised image segmentation)(github.com)
2 points by amitoz_azad 3y ago|0 comments
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by amitoz_azad 4y ago
I am not in academia - but the meetings you have described reminded me of the meetings I had during my PhD years. I was supposed to attend 1 or 2 meetings every year in different cities in France (it was joint work between different teams f
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How to publish at a top-tier (A*) AI conference?(medium.com)
2 points by amitoz_azad 4y ago|1 comments
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by amitoz_azad 4y ago
This year I published at IJCAI-2022 (acceptance rate 15%). My article was selected for a long oral presentation (170/4535). I am the sole author of my article. ( https://www.ijcai.org/proceedings/2022/0387.pdf
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Show HN: Fast denoising of pointclouds on GPU using PyTroch(github.com)
1 points by amitoz_azad 4y ago|0 comments
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by amitoz_azad 4y ago
Inpainting is a process of image restoration, the idea is to fill the damage, deteriorated or missing part of an image to present a complete image. It can also be used to remove unwanted parts in an image. Deep learning based approaches use
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Show HN: PyInpaint, a lightweight image inpainting tool written in Python(github.com)
20 points by amitoz_azad 4y ago|3 comments
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by amitoz_azad 5y ago
This is amazing! As a student I am always looking for tools to make good presentations fast. Wonderful ! However, I am wondering is there any way to add equations through latex of mathjx? Write now I feel that only way to include equations
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Show HN: LingvoCafe allows you practice languages with other learners(lingvo.cafe)
6 points by amitoz_azad 5y ago|1 comments
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by amitoz_azad 5y ago
Hey guys :) - I made my first web app - Basically you choose your practicing language - Then you are connected with a random learner practicing the same language and then you both discuss a question in your practicing language for 2 minutes
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Show HN: Graph-signal-processing using torch-geometric(github.com)
3 points by amitoz_azad 5y ago|1 comments
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by amitoz_azad 5y ago
- This project has application in pointcloud denoising. - It implements chambolle-pock primal-dual algorithm. - The use of torch_geometric allows faster processing on gpu.
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Show HN: Semi-Supervised-Segmentation-on-Graphs(github.com)
2 points by amitoz_azad 5y ago|1 comments
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by amitoz_azad 5y ago
-Eikonal equation for segmentation. -PyOpencl backend. -It has application on graph data-structure. -Like images, pointclouds, text, audio etc.
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
The word Yoga comes from the root "yog" in Sanskrit. It literally means "sum", "union". Yoga is to be in union with nature. It happens when one is living harmoniously.
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
I second this !
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
I had no money to buy Windows OS.
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
I would say "Yes!", based on my experience they do work.
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
This post is so much full of wisdom.
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
That's dark
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
A whole man is a holy man !
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
So it all boils down to $$$? Any other possible reason?
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Ask HN: Why some universities don't make their video lectures public ?(web.stanford.edu)
2 points by amitoz_azad 6y ago|4 comments
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
Why do you think standford didn't make video lectures of this course "machine learning on graphs" public but decided to make the just the slides and assignments public?
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Show HN: Solving PDEs on graphs with message passing of torch_geometric(devpost.com)
1 points by amitoz_azad 6y ago|1 comments
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
My PyTorch hackathon submission. Basically I am showing that how PDEs on graphs can be solved with Message Passing class of torch_geometric and created a tool torch_pdegraph to facilitate this. I work in the field of PDEs on graphs and I re
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
"a lot of people that criticize debuggers..." But what really making me think is that big giants like Torvalds, Rob Pike, Guido van Rossum. Rober C Martin, John Graham they don't like using debuggers ( https://lemir
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
Yes, the jupyter notebook thing, rightly pointed out by you, it does give a quick feedback. One can also start writing code from the beginning in it and push a working cell into a .py file. This way one is very sure from the beginning that
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by amitoz_azad 6y ago
I tend to use ipython kernel for debugging in python, it is not a debugger but does the job for me to find what is wrong while working on a scientific project. What are your thoughts on it?