Thursday, April 11, 2013

Around the webs in 78 hours


Yes, Jeff, how could 1-bit possibly be better ? Maybe we could start with the sensing part first ?
 
Of generic interest and in support of open architectures, Shogun has been admitted into the Google Summer of Code 2013 and here are some of the ideas that students can work on. I need to produce something for them sooner rather than later. In any case, some of you might be interested in the FastFood development (here) and other related projects. Stay tuned.

I noted two courses in German and French that use Nuit Blanche as a reference material for their students. At long last, world domination, muahahahahah:
The reason we created some groups is for them to be place of exchange, so far we have the Google+ Community (319 members), the CompressiveSensing subreddit (103 members), the LinkedIn Compressive Sensing group (2189 members) or the Matrix Factorization (630 members) and the Calibration Club (35 members). Those groups are there for you to share your work or any other information with like minded people. Recently. in the Reddit group we discovered a compressive sampling overview in Python. In the LinkedIn Group on compressive Sensing, Pierre asked a question on Sparse representations of EEG ?, Alaa asked about compressive sensing summer school and I asked a question on Analysis operator for signals other than visible photon imaging ?. In the Google+ group, Thomas points to a poster on Compressed Sensing in Wireless Communication. In the Google+ group you may want to feature your papers and ask question directly in the discussion section.

Since the last Around the blogs in 78 hours, here is what popped up on the blogs:

Sebastien
Djalil
Masaaki
Danny
Hein
Fabian
Hackaday
Larry
Christian

In the meantime, on Nuit Blanche, we had the following entries:

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