I created these graphing utilities and this python notebook to help students better visualize the max-flow/min-cut algorithm.
A funny presentation to explain the basics of loss functions, I presented this lecture to the VIVA lab at UVa.
To better make sense of state space machines in generative AI, I created and gave this lecture to grad students.Â
A couple jokes included!
In 2015, I worked with the National Radio Astronomy Observatory to analyze what was then "big data," which was deep-space imaging of cloud and dust filaments. I applied Frangi vesselness algorithm, as well as several other 3d geometry algorithms.
I gave this overview of a paper that myself and several engineering students had been trying to understand for a couple weeks. Here are the slides.