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🎉Hey GDSC Fam! 🎉 Hope you all are enjoying your well deserved break from uni! ✨ We’re excited to announce our 🤖 Google Deepmind 🤖 event: a night…
🎉Hey GDSC Fam! 🎉 Hope you all are enjoying your well deserved break from uni! ✨ We’re excited to announce our 🤖 Google Deepmind 🤖 event: a night…
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Officially an alum of Youngstown State University and I couldn’t be more proud of myself for obtaining my MBA. After losing my twin brother during…
Officially an alum of Youngstown State University and I couldn’t be more proud of myself for obtaining my MBA. After losing my twin brother during…
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An efficient algorithm to calculate the center of the biggest inscribed circle in an irregular polygon
arXiv e-print archive
In this paper, an efficient algorithm to find the center of the biggest circle inscribed in a given polygon is described. This work was inspired by the publication of Daniel Garcia-Castellanos & Umberto Lombardo and their algorithm used to find a landmass' poles of inaccessibility. Two more efficient algorithms were found, one of them only applicable when the problem can be described as a linear problem, like in the case of a convex polygon.
Keywords: distance geometry, euclidean…In this paper, an efficient algorithm to find the center of the biggest circle inscribed in a given polygon is described. This work was inspired by the publication of Daniel Garcia-Castellanos & Umberto Lombardo and their algorithm used to find a landmass' poles of inaccessibility. Two more efficient algorithms were found, one of them only applicable when the problem can be described as a linear problem, like in the case of a convex polygon.
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Using Human Computation to Acquire Novel Methods for Addressing Visual Analogy Problems on Intelligence Tests
Sixth International Conference on Computational Creativity. Provo, Utah
A creative, novel, and effective approach to solve the Raven's Progressive Matrices (RPM) test using a variety of methods from purely visual computation to propositional reasoning of the visual representations.
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Algebraic Structures
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Analysis and Design of Algorithms
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Assembler
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Calculus I
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Calculus II
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Computer Architecture
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Computer Science Senior Seminar
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Data Structures
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Database Design and Implementation
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Discrete Mathematics
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Linear Algebra
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Mathematical Modeling
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Mathematics Senior Seminar
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Multivariable Calculus
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Number Theory
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Operating Systems
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Principles of Computer Science I: HTML and C++
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Principles of Computer Science II: Java
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Probability & Statistics I
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Probability & Statistics II
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Programming Languages
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Software Engineering
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Web Programming: Client Side
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Web Programming: Server Side
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Projects
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Computational Photography: Interactive Video Textures
In this application, a technique for creating an interactive portrait is showcased. The technique is also applicable to the creation of many other forms of interactive videos and is based on concepts of computational photography and computer vision, including video textures. The white paper is available in iPython Notebook [http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/omtinez/LivingPortrait/blob/master/LivingPortrait.ipynb] format or as a PDF [http://omtinez.com/portrait/LivingPortrait.pdf].
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Ultramon
ULTRAmon is a continuous blood pressure monitoring device. The ULTRAmon BP band works anywhere, anytime: It's accurate, No air cuff required for calibration, Non-obstructive, Non-invasive.
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Blood Connect - Seattle GiveBack
Assignment: build a complete 'order management system' for hospitals to request 'rare and unusual blood types' from Blood Banks for use nationwide. You have 48 hours.....GO! Our team of six developers, a UX/Interaction designer, and myself as BA and PM rocked the boat on this project, where we completed an end-to-end 'tracer' through the workflow, on a .Net MSFT stack, using CenturyLink's cloud. Coffee was drunk, Tacos were eaten, lives were saved ;-)
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Camera Sensor Quality System Test
Maintained, enhanced, and provided training for suite of tests used by all of Microsoft partners that choose to leverage their testing process for most measurable aspects of sensor quality like luminance, gamma, spatial resolution, and SNR; improving the experience of millions of end-users in all of the media capture scenarios.
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Mobile: ECU Control
ECU Control connects to your bluetooth dongle and retrieves different information directly from your car's ECU.
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ScopeCI
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Created tooling and processes to enable a more traditional, robust engineering approach to the data sciences applied to Windows telemetry. ScopeCI is a scalable, continuous integration system for Scope scripts (Microsoft's internal programming language used in the parallel processing of massive data sets), which later became a full blown project that was deployed across the entire Windows and Devices organization..
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Camera Data Pipeline
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Leveraged state of the art machine learning algorithms and the latest technologies from Azure to implement an efficient, scalable end-to-end solution to capture, process and visualize the daily billions of records containing data about the usage of camera and the computational photography modules from the Windows API.
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Computational Photography: Video Stablization
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Responsible for the overall quality aspect of the video stabilization feature and APIs in Windows 10. Part of the work included native software development, design and automation of tests, and analysis of customer usage gathered from telemetry.
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Mobile/Desktop: Media Capture Sample Application for Windows and Windows Phone 8.1
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Performed manual testing, developed automated testing and worked on the development of the different applications showcasing the capabilities of the Windows 8.1 SDK platform for media capture across all the different languages supported by the API for desktop, tablets and mobile. This applications are used daily by tens of thousands of developers worldwide as an example of how the SDK works.
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Robotics: Autonomous, Self-Driving R/C Car
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Software entirely written in C and designed to work on a Raspberry Pi and Arduino-based hardware. Performs real-time sensor measuring, path planning and stochastic positioning models to avoid obstacles by the use of carefully implemented path finding, linear programming and curve smoothing algorithms using static memory allocation with a very small footprint.
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Assembler / Cobol / Mainframe: Automatic Adjuster Number Generator
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Java: Ohcrypt Encryption Tool
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OhCrypt lets you easily encrypt and decrypt files using some of the most popular algorithms, like AES, Blowfish and Serpent. With OhCrypt, you can secure your data with a password-based encryption algorithm through a clean and simple interface. It demonstrates state of the art of cryptology techniques, such as password hashing and salt. Ohcrypt also features self-extractable and self-destructive encrypted files
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Mathematical Modeling
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Achieved honorable mention in the MCM: The Mathematical Contest in Modeling, by constructing a realistic model to determine the weight of the leaves of any given tree. The model works best with conifers (ex. pine trees) and uses advanced concepts in both botany and geometry, such as phyllotaxis and the golden ratio. Write-up of the model available here: http://goo.gl/9OSct
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Mobile: Credit Card
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Enter any credit card number and Credit Card will tell you:
- whether or not it's valid by using Luhn's algorithm
- country where the card was issued
- name of the entity that issued the card
- type of card (EX. debit/credit, visa electron...)
- entity's office phone number
Use Credit Card to validate a card before performing any transaction, great for merchants. This app uses the soon-to-be first FREE OPEN PUBLIC database with most of the bin and iin numbers of the cards…Enter any credit card number and Credit Card will tell you:
- whether or not it's valid by using Luhn's algorithm
- country where the card was issued
- name of the entity that issued the card
- type of card (EX. debit/credit, visa electron...)
- entity's office phone number
Use Credit Card to validate a card before performing any transaction, great for merchants. This app uses the soon-to-be first FREE OPEN PUBLIC database with most of the bin and iin numbers of the cards from banks all over the world. The site is under construction and it will soon be available for everyone, along with the cvs files of the database.
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[Open Source] Embedded: Pocket Sphinx voice recognition
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Android native library wrapper around the Pocket Sphinx voice recognition software package.
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[Open Source] Embedded: Tiny-Rex AVR regex library
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Software written to work on embedded architectures such as ARM and AVR. Tiny-Rex is a tiny regular expression library optimized for smaller footprint and binary size. For AVR microcontroller binary format, the binary size is under 8 Kb.
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[Open Source] Machine Learning: Neurolab
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In the neurolab software, support for genetic algorithm and basin hopping (simulated annealing) optimization was added for the training functions dedicated to searching the most optimal weight in a neural network with an arbitrary number of perceptrons.
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[Open Source] Machine Learning: Pandas
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Autocorrelation features and tests were added to the Series object in the Pandas Python library
Languages
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Spanish
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English
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Organizations
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Sigma Zeta
Member
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AITP
Member
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