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user: IgorCarron created: 2007-08-24 karma: 86 I run a blog on compressive sensing and advanced matrix factorization (collaborative filtering, ...) at: http://nuit-blanche.blogspot.com submissions: Nature's way of producing JPEGs 3 points | 0 comments Summary of Paris Machine Learning Meetup #7 1 points | 0 comments A year in Matrix Factorization, Compressive Sensing and ML 2 points | 0 comments VMX: a Kickstater for computer vision for everyone 2 points | 1 comments Paris Machine Learning Meetup #6: Summary and thoughts 1 points | 0 comments Summary of Paris Machine Learning Meetup #5: SARAH and Genomics 1 points | 0 comments 0 points | 0 comments Compressive Sensing in Light Field Photography and Hyperspectral Video Imaging 1 points | 0 comments The GraphLab Workshop - Why Should You Care? 2 points | 0 comments 0 points | 0 comments 0 points | 0 comments 0 points | 0 comments Reddit, Google+, LinkedIn as Science Peer Review Systems 2 points | 7 comments 0 points | 0 comments Predicting the Future: Randomness and Parsimony 1 points | 0 comments The First Programmable Robot You've Never Heard of 1 points | 0 comments What is Faster than Moore's Law and Why You Should Care 3 points | 0 comments FREAK (Github) Keypoint Descriptor that outperforms SIFT, SURF, BRISK 2 points | 0 comments Inpainting Algorithm on Github (OpenCV / C++) 2 points | 0 comments Boy Bands & Football Fans: Algorithmic Discovery for Twitter 1 points | 0 comments Videos "Machine Learning with Real-time and Streaming Applications" 1 points | 0 comments GraphLab Workshop on Big Learning 1 points | 0 comments Alex Smola's SML course: Recommender Systems 1 points | 0 comments Implementation of the very fast FFT (MIT SFFT) is now available 1 points | 0 comments Other Frighteningly Ambitious Startup Ideas 3 points | 0 comments First GraphLab workshop in Bay Area (July) 1 points | 0 comments 0 points | 0 comments Ask HN: What are other "Frighteningly Ambitious Startup Ideas"? 10 points | 16 comments Toward Robust Science: Why Open Access of Government Funded Work is Important 1 points | 0 comments