Just a quick couple of notes in this post. Two problems sucked a few hours of time this week, so it seems reasonable that they get pushed somewhere more visible for those with the best of Google-fu… connecting to a Mac VNC server from Linux and a weird “authorization failed” bug/oddity in subversion.
Connecting to [...]
Background
For a while now, there has been a need in a project of mine to perform a large-scale matrix multiplication. Here, large-scale involves the multiplication of a 2000×2000 square matrix with another matrix containing labels. A simpler example is projecting a matrix containing a set of class features into a 2-d Cartesian space for [...]
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Video is a great way to demo a new system or option. As a world, we’re moving to the availability of high-speed connections just about everywhere, but we’re not there yet. That means that you probably want to crunch down a 30M high-quality video you just generated into something more tolerable, like 5-7M. I’ve found [...]
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Discussion
Recently, I switched from gallery2 to zenphoto for a few reasons, which are of course biased by my experience with these packages.
The development tends towards straight-forward and simple approaches; this tends to break apart more as legacy things are carried forward, which I feel might be the problem with gallery
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Saturday, December 27, 2008
When pre-computing a similarity matrix, there there is a large cost in both time and memory for computing pairwise similarity between every sample, O(N^2). There are two main ways to slightly reduce the cost of either one of these demands…
Approximate Hashing: Hashing projects a set of features into a lower dimensional [...]