Sandeep Bhat
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Please don't let the above scare you, I put it there as I thought "it's better to be safe than sorry". Please feel free to email me your feeedback, comments, bug reports, suggestions, requests.
Unofficial UCSB ECE Presentation Template
I have made this LaTeX beamer template for doing all my presentations. I know it compiles and works well with Texshop on Mac OS X. I haven't compiled it on Windows. Please email me if you see any issues on windows. A little reverse-engineering of the tex files should reveal all the tricks that I've used to create it.
Tutorials
SVNInstructions on installing and using Rapid SVN on Windows XP/Mac OS X. Hope you'll struggle less than I did when I started using SVN for version control.
Zebrafish Development
Stages of development of zebrafish embryo (Click on the image to
download the PDF).
This chart helps me estimate the age of the embryo in hours post
fertilization (hpf) and also to know what stage of development it is
in. Please email me if you need the original Adobe Illustrator file for
this document.
Source Code
2D Optical Flow: Modified FlowJ Plugin for ImageJFlowJ plugin for ImageJ (part of the BIJ plugins) is a great way for computing 2D Optical Flow for an image sequence. However, it is only capable of saving the flow overlayed on the input sequence (as dynamic color maps) and gives no information about the exact magnitude or direction of the flow at a particular point. This modified version allows the user to save all the computed 2D-flow frames as separate Barron format flow files.
The
saved flow files can
then be read using the provided MATLAB script and modified as the user
pleases. In the above figure (c) and (d) frames show the computed flow
being visualized as quivers in MATLAB (Please click on the image to
download a high-res PDF of the image). You can also compute the exact
magnitude and direction of flow
at a point this way. Download the files from the link below and see the Readme.pdf file for details. ModifedFlowJPlugin.zip
Please check back in a month or two for updates.
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