Conference & Workshop Posters
- End-to-end Convolutional Selective Autoencoder for Soybean Cyst Nematode Eggs Detection - Phenotypic Prediction: Image Acquisition and Analysis Workshop, 2016
- Hierarchical Feature Extraction for Efficient Design of Microfluidic Flow Patterns - NIPS Feature Extraction Workshop, 2015
- Early Detection of Combustion Instability by Neural-Symbolic Analysis of Hi-speed Video - NIPS Cognitive Computing Workshop, 2015
- A Knowledge Representation and Information Fusion Framework for Decision Making in Complex Cyber-physical Systems - NSF Cyber-Physical Systems Principal Investigators' Meeting 2015
- Deep Learning for Fluid Sculpting in Microfluidic Platforms - Nvidia GPU Tech Conference 2015
- Generalized Gossip Algorithms for Solving Distributed Optimization Problems - Midwest Controls and Game Theory Workshop 2015
- Pattern Discovery from Large-scale Computational Fluid Dynamic Data using Deep Learning - NSF Data Science Workshop, 2015
- Topology Control in Mobile Sensor Networks using Information Space Feedback - Midwest Controls and Game Theory Workshop 2015
- Understanding Wind Turbine Interactions Using Spatiotemporal Pattern Network - TCIPG Summer School 2015
Videos
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LLNet - A Deep Autoencoder Approach to Natural Low-light Image Enhancement: Performance comparison of natural low-light image enhancement using different methods. Note that our framework aims to eliminate noise as well as enhancing contrast simultaneously.
Link to LLNet Code Repository
Link to LLNet Code Repository
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Decision Making in Cyber-physical Systems: Evolution of belief map for brute force search, convolutional neural network, and augmented Markov decision processes
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Early Detection of Combustion Instability with Deep Learning: Combustion instability deteriorates engines and poses safety issues. During unstable combustion, coherent features are present in flame images. We use a selective convolutional autoencoder to learn these unstable features to achieve early detection of combustion instability.
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Deep Learning for Fluid Sculpting (Part 1): Demonstration of a CAD tool prototype for predicting pillar sequences (that distort the fluid cross-sectional shape within the fluid channel) based on a hand-drawn flow shape desired by the user.
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Deep Learning for Fluid Sculpting (Part 2): Similar to motivation from Part 1, we implemented a Convolutional Netural Network to learn the transformation from one flow shape to another. By learning these transformations, we can incrementally enumerate the pillar sequence.
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Deep 3D Convolutional Neural Network Based Design for Manufacturability Framework: Developing a machine learning and GPU acceleration based web tool for Manufacturing Processes.
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A day in the Lab
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Lab Members @ May 2015: Adrian, Dotun, Collin, Zhanhong, Adam, Jeff, Dr. Sarkar & Kin
Discussion: Although involved in different projects, each lab member continues to contribute ideas to help further research progress.
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Zhanhong and Dotun's Birthday @ October 2015. We have new members! Zhanhong, Dotun, Venki, Kin, Dr. Sarkar, Sam & Chao
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