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Written by Tom SF Haines
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Thursday, 20 November 2008 |
Seems my webhost has 'blocked' .htaccess files, or at least screwed them up - found my website has been broken for some time, as my use of .htaccess files only matters when you browse off the main page. Regardless, I have switched off search engine friendly links so it now works again, though this is not ideal and certainly not permanent.
Update: Problem now solved. Though they broke it again a few days after I solved it so I had to re-solve it. They also lied about the cause of the problem. Accusing me of running Windows and having a virus that is adding .htaccess files when my problem is the deletion of .htaccess files (Followed by them disabling the ability to recreate them.), plus I'm running Linux anyway, makes there bullshit kinda obvious. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 01 December 2008 )
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Written by Tom SF Haines
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Tuesday, 23 September 2008 |
Well, another 6 month gap, but a lot of new features. My focus right now is entirely on my PhD - nearly every new feature here has been added on its account. Ignoring bug fixes, of which there have been a fair few, the new features, that I can think of, are:
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 September 2008 )
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Written by Tom SF Haines
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Thursday, 24 April 2008 |
Note: You can now get 64 bit versions from the panda 3d website - starting from 1.5.3. Saves me the effort of compiling them:-)
Not sure how this happened but I seem to be doing 64 bit versions of Panda 3D. Well, I guess I want them, so it makes sense to share. Anyway:
panda3d_1.5.1-ubuntugutsy_x86_64.deb
(Note: I've now tested the above under Hardy Heron - it works fine.)
Be warned that no sound or video playback (ffmpeg) support is available, as these have yet to be ported to 64 bit.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 19 September 2008 )
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Written by Tom SF Haines
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Saturday, 22 March 2008 |
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Well, its been over six months since the last update. First there was the thing alluded to in the last post, then I broke my arm (Badly, like multiple fractures and a whole load of metal badly.) and now I'm in the last year of my PhD, which makes time something of a commodity. This weekend has proved free however and I thought I'd spend some of it polishing Cyclops just enough to do another release. |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 22 March 2008 )
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Written by Tom SF Haines
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Saturday, 15 September 2007 |
I've finally had a paper published, so thought I better put it up. I had to do a poster session, so I've also put up the poster; this is mainly because unlike the actual paper I had space for a diagram showing data flow, which makes things marginally easier to understand.
As a quick summary the paper is dealing with the combining of stereopsis and shape from shading, using Gaussian belief propagation for the core component. Its rather esoteric, and the approach as a whole is not exactly simple. But the core algorithm and ideas are not that hard really - I don't think a simpler working approach to this problem is that likely. Of course, the usefulness is rather limited as its constrained by the limitations of both approaches, but it is (I hope) a small but valid step to something actually useful.
Integrating Stereo with Shape-from-Shading derived Orientation Information [PDF].
Poster of above [PDF].
It may be found in the British Machine Vision Conference 2007, Vol. 2, pp 910-919. The BMVC website will also have a copy, incase there is a problem with my website.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 29 September 2009 )
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