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15th of January, 2025
I made an array programming language as a language extension to Rust
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1st of August, 2024
Self-hosting your own cloud services not only saves money, it is also a great way to learn
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7th of October, 2023
In my first dive into Rust, I implemented an unscented Kalman filter in and made it 20x faster than the equivalent Python implementation.
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1st of May, 2023
I made an interactive dashboard for this website, and here is the story of how I did it.
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26th of February, 2023
Read this blog post if you're curious what I worked on during my PhD!
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29th of March, 2022
Linear least-squares system pop up everywhere, and there are many fast way to solve them. We'll be looking at one such way: GMRES.
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10th of March, 2022
We recently made a paper about supervised machine learning using tensors, here's the gist of how this works.
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26th of September, 2021
A lot of data is naturally of 'low rank'. I will explain what this means, and how to exploit this fact.
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29th of August, 2021
Parsing and editing Word documents automatically can be extremely useful, but doing it in Python is not that straightforward.
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31st of May, 2021
Finally, let's look at how we can automatically sharpen images, without knowing how they were blurred in the first place.
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2nd of May, 2021
Deconvolving and sharpening images is actually pretty tricky. Let's have a look at some more advanced methods for deconvolution.
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9th of April, 2021
In order to automatically sharpen images, we need to first understand how a computer can judge how 'natural' an image looks.
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13th of March, 2021
Deconvolution is one of the cornerstones of image processing. Let's take a look at how it works.
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13th of February, 2021
I have 15 years worth of email traffic data, let's take a closer look and discover some fascinating patterns.
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9th of November, 2020
We use exams to determine how much a student knows, but exams aren't perfect. How can we estimate the uncertainty in students' exams scores?
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26th of August, 2020
Cross validation is extremely important, but how should we choose the size of our validation and test sets?
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12th of August, 2020
I use last.fm to track my music listening. Let's look at my data to discover how my musical preferences evolve over time.
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10th of August, 2020
Normally distributed data is great, but how do you know whether your data is normally distributed?
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20th of June, 2020
Judging in figure skating is biased. Let's use data science to figure out just how bad the issue is.
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