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Duke Computer Science
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 มี.ค. 2019
Duke University's Computer Science Department: official TH-cam video channel.
Meet Monica Agrawal
Combining a tool she loves and a topic she cares about, Assistant Professor Monica Agrawal uses computational methodologies to study the multiple scales of human health.
Video by John West/Trinity Communications.
Video by John West/Trinity Communications.
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Meet Eric Noel Fouh Mbindi
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Assistant Professor of the Practice Eric Fouh looks at computer science education though a particularly human angle: emotional self-regulation and the role it plays on learning. Video by John West/Trinity Communications.
2024 Computer Science Graduation
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The 2024 Computer Science graduation ceremony was held at the Durham Convention Center on May 11 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with opening remarks made by Jian Pei, Arthur S. Pearse, Distinguished Professor of Computer Science and the Director of the computer science program at Duke University. The presentation of the doctorate degrees was conferred by Long Ge, director of graduate studies at Duke...
Chini Krishnan Interview
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Srinivasan "Chini" Krishnan (MS '91, PhD '92 Computer Science, Duke University) is founder and CEO of GetInsured.com: "What Duke gives you is that confidence in being able to take on the world . . . Duke gives you that tremendous intellectual foundation that you can use to navigate all sorts of things." Video by John West of Trinity Communications, Duke University.
Dee Ramm Interview
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Dee Ramm, Duke CS Professor Emeritus 1972-2007 discusses the early history of the department and his involvement with it. After receiving his degree in Physics in 1969, Dr. Ramm started off teaching at Duke Medical Center where they got an IBM 1130 mini-computer. He was then tapped to teach a computer course, and he went on to focus on undergraduate studies in computer science: most people will...
Frank Starmer Interview
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Frank Starmer, Duke CS Professor Emeritus (1966-2015) talks about the fascinating early history of the CS department at Duke: "There was a great sense of family among the students and the faculty. . .It was exciting then. The first graduate students were really superstars." Video by John West of Trinity Communications, Duke University.
Bob Warren Interview
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Bob Warren '73, first Duke CS graduate student. Video by John West of Trinity Communications, Duke University.
Yura Heo Interview
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Undergraduate student Yura Heo talks about why she came to Duke: not only was she interested in academic growth, but also in enjoying a fun school culture. She was initially a chemistry major, but switched to CS to learn its languages, its tools, and what can be executed with them. She's also a member of DTech, a Duke program that empowers the next generation of diverse leaders to bring increas...
Donald Loveland Interview
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Donald Loveland, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, Duke University 1973-2000 was the first chair of Duke Computer Science. In this compelling interview, he describes the history of the department. Even 50 years ago, he was prescient that "computer science was a basic tool." Video by John West of Trinity Communications, Duke University.
Speaker Amy Hutchins Video Interview
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Speaker Amy Hutchins Video InterviewAmy Hutchins founded Unearth, a Seattle-based software company that developed productivity software for construction, telecom, the federal government and electric, water and natural gas utilities. Unearth was acquired by Procore Technologies in September 2023 and Amy now leads the Location & Mapping platform. Prior to Unearth, she led Product Management for B...
Speaker Dan Clancy Video Interview
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Dan Clancy is CEO at Twitch, where he previously served as President and EVP of Product. Before joining Twitch, Dr. Clancy was the VP of Product and Engineering at Nextdoor, and he's also worked at Google and NASA. Dr. Clancy received his PhD from the University of Texas at Austin in AI and a BA from Duke in computer science and theater. Learn more at cs.duke.edu/50th-anniversary in the Speaker...
Speaker Susan Athey Video Interview
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Professor Athey is The Economics of Technology Professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business, and the 2023 President of the American Economics Association, where she previously served as vice president and elected member of the Executive Committee. Dr. Athey received her bachelor’s degree from Duke and her PhD from Stanford, and also holds an honorary doctorate from Duke. Learn more at cs.d...
Speaker Meka Egwuekwe Video Interview
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Meka Egwuekwe is co-founder and Executive Director of CodeCrew, a Memphis-based non-profit that empowers youth and adults from underrepresented communities to be tech innovators. He has over 20 years of experience in the software development industry. Mr. Egwuekwe has a B.S. and M.S. in Computer Science from Morehouse College and Duke, respectively. Learn more at cs.duke.edu/50th-anniversary in...
Duke CS 50th Photo Slideshow
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Photo slide show from the Duke CS 50th Anniversary event Sept. 29-30, 2023.
Meet Danfeng Zhang
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Associate Professor Danfeng Zhang joined Duke Computer Science in Fall 2023 from Penn State. His research focuses on programming languages and on techniques that identify and correct potentially damaging software vulnerabilities. Video by John West of Trinity Communications.
President Price 50th Anniversary Message to Computer Science
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President Price 50th Anniversary Message to Computer Science
Meet Jian Pei, Data Scientist and Duke CS Professor
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Meet Jian Pei, Data Scientist and Duke CS Professor
Security for Society: Pardis Emami-Naeini
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Security for Society: Pardis Emami-Naeini
Probing Crowded Cells with Deep Learning
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Probing Crowded Cells with Deep Learning
Classifying Vaccine Misinformation in Text
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Classifying Vaccine Misinformation in Text
Recommending Interventions for Vaccine Misinformation
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Recommending Interventions for Vaccine Misinformation
Helping Novices Debug Relational Queries (HNRQ)
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Helping Novices Debug Relational Queries (HNRQ)
Decentralized Finance: Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies
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Decentralized Finance: Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies
Self-Supervised Learning with Topic Models
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Self-Supervised Learning with Topic Models
Very Intriguing
Congratulations to everyone
tryna get like them
Exciting!
This book is a must-immerse "Game Theory and the Pursuit of Algorithmic Fairness" by Jack Frostwell
Man, I really want to make it into this school.
Love the video!❤ I hope to see the course for myself!
Interesting content 👍 but mostly crummy audio 👎
Is there yet a way to import another photo of the actual person, so that the missing information in an extremely blurred photo can be matched a lot more accurately ? A bit like Refacing but in a different way . . . I’m sure this will happen, I just can’t find anything that does this . . . Does anyone know ? Cheers
Love to see IC development! Great work!
So inspirational! :D
This is very insightful. I have learned a lot! Thanks.
Congrats ka berks.natapos din.
UPDATE: Explore the PULSE project website with link to the code on Github at pulse.cs.duke.edu
This is not upscalling It generates new images "inspired" on the low res one. If you ran an "upscaled" photo against the original in a face recognition algorithm, it would fail.
Don't you think that the class collision problem could be solved using graph colouring, rather than clustering?
How different is this than CSGAN from Bora et al. other than doing projected gradient descent on the surface of Gaussian? I think they (and many other follow up works) have explored exact same idea of optimising in the latent space of generative model to solve inverse problem.
The ending is great.
So glad she's come to Duke!
Hey Sachit, Should I expect that training a network with the L0 loss in a standard supervised setup with LR-HR image pairs provides a crispy output? Or the images would still look somehow averaged as in the case of L2?
Is there a possibility to get more information on the implementation or how one can re-implement this algorithm ?
Hi, do you have a online Demo for this? Thanks.
Awsome work!!! Is it possible to export an array of possible images? So that the person knowing the person on the picture can choose the "best" one?
did you find anything related to a number of images downscaling to same image??
Awesome! Where can I try out a demo?
So where is the application that allows us to try it out?
do you prepare to upload codes to github?
Yes, it is here: github.com/adamian98/pulse
better than topaz gigapixel ai?
🐐🐐🐐
Congrats!